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News card: Guam's US bases back to All Clear after a 150-mph super typhoon

News card from EXE Index. Headline: Guam's US bases back to All Clear after a 150-mph super typhoon. NASA Terra satellite true-color image of Super Typhoon Champi southwest of Guam, Oct 17, 23:02 UTC, showing a tight eye inside a large white spiral of cloud over dark blue ocean (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). Key facts: All Clear at 6 PM Sunday Oct 18 Guam time, 4 AM Eastern, per the Guam Joint Information Center; the eye passed about 10 miles south of Guam at 4:26 AM with 150-mph winds; Joint Region Marianas bases are at TCCOR 4 All Clear and Guam is at COR 4; no widespread major damage seen yet and the far south is unassessed, per the National Weather Service; the storm is 180 miles west-southwest of Andersen Air Force Base, moving west, and may reach Category 5, per the Joint Typhoon Warning Center. Sources: Guam JIC, Stars and Stripes, Guam Daily Post. exeindex.com/military. @exeindex.
NASA Terra/MODIS (LAADS DAAC), via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain (NASA); card by EXE Index

Oct 18, Guam: US bases returned to All Clear at 6 PM local after Super Typhoon Champi's eye passed about 10 miles south of the island with 150-mph winds. Forecasters say the storm, now heading west, may reach Category 5. Every record is sourced

What
News card: Guam's US bases back to All Clear after a 150-mph super typhoon
Where
Oceania
When
2026-10-18
Source
Guam Joint Information Center
Credit
NASA Terra/MODIS (LAADS DAAC), via Wikimedia Commons
License
Public domain (NASA); card by EXE Index
Details
Oceania, Guam

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Sources and credit

  1. Guam Joint Information Center
  2. Dispatch: the full record

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