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A powerful super typhoon with winds reaching 150 mph is nearing Guam, a territory of the United States, prompting officials to issue an Extreme Wind Warning due to potential devastating gusts of 115 to 135 mph in the southern parts of the island. The National Weather Service has cautioned that it can be life-threatening to go outdoors because of debris in the air. Typhoon alerts are active for Guam and Rota, while Tinian and Saipan are under tropical storm alerts. Residents seeking shelter have been advised to prepare a week's worth of food and water. This report outlines the forecast and the anticipated developments.
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00:00A violent super typhoon with sustained winds of 150 miles per hour is passing about 10 miles south of Guam,
00:07a United States territory.
00:09The National Weather Service has issued an extreme wind warning for the far south of the island.
00:14Where gusts of 115 to 135 miles per hour are possible, that is catastrophic damage territory.
00:21Typhoon warnings are in effect for Guam and Rhoda, and tropical storm warnings cover Tinian and Saipan.
00:26Forecasters say a direct landfall on an island this small is rare.
00:31But a close pass still brings destructive winds, torrential rain, and flash flooding.
00:36The governor told people heading to shelters to bring seven days of food and water.
00:40The storm intensified rapidly, and forecasters warn it could become one of the strongest storms anywhere in the world this
00:47year.
00:48The Weather Service put it plainly.
00:50Venturing outside can result in death from flying debris.
00:54Stay tuned for updates.
00:56Disclosure.
00:56This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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