Massive Storm Hits Pacific Islands, Leaving Thousands Without Power

Massive Storm Hits Pacific Islands, Leaving Thousands Without Power

A massive typhoon struck the Mariana Islands on July 6, 2026, with extreme winds of 155 mph. What made it dangerous: the storm strengthened so fast—doubling in power in two days—that people had little time to prepare. Hundreds evacuated to shelters. Saipan lost power and water. Coastal areas face dangerous storm surge and flooding.

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