Super Typhoon Bavi: 2026’s Third Category 5 Storm Slams Pacific Islands
Super Typhoon Bavi, the third category 5 storm of 2026, slams Guam and Northern Mariana Islands with 180 mph winds. Climate change fuels rapid intensification. Full analysis.
July 2026
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