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ALT Group of seven women, including nuns and volunteers, standing behind a table filled with donated diapers, bread, and milk cartons in a community center.
ALT A Red Cross volunteer walking towards the entrance of St. Dominic's Senior Care Home.
ALT A Slight Risk (yellow, at least 15% chance) covers much of Arizona, including Phoenix, extending into southern Utah and western New Mexico. A separate Slight Risk area affects portions of coastal Southern California. A broader Marginal Risk (green, at least 5% chance) extends across portions of California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico.
ALT The Slight Risk shifts eastward, covering portions of eastern Nevada, southern Utah, much of Arizona, and western New Mexico, including Phoenix. A broader Marginal Risk encompasses surrounding areas of Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico, with a separate area near coastal Southern California.
ALT Illustration showing two people using devices beside a large phone screen with a customer service agent, encouraging reporting damage to local officials. Text reads "report damages to your local officials"
ALT Emergency Declarations A presidentially approved emergency declaration authorizes FEMA to provide immediate assistance to support state, territory and Tribal Nation governments as they save lives, protect property and infrastructure, and respond to immediate needs. Once an emergency declaration is approved, FEMA works with states and tribes to provide requested emergency assistance and assess damage. Damage assessments may inform a request for a major disaster declaration.
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ALT Graphic advising to unplug electronics to prevent surge damage, keep refrigerators and freezers closed, and use generators outside during power outages from storms.
ALT President Donald J. Trump raising his fist with FEMA logo, approving an emergency declaration for Northern Mariana Islands during Typhoon Champi.
ALT Black and white portrait of Donald Trump with text announcing his approval of an emergency declaration for Guam during Typhoon Champi.
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ALT Four emergency response officials attentively listening during a meeting in a conference room with notebooks and water bottles on the table.
ALT A group of people in red shirts and green shirts collaborate around a table with laptops and documents in a busy office setting.
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ALT Sunday, October 18, 2026. 3:52 AM ChST Typhoon Champi (29W) The National Weather Service in Tiyan Guam has issued a * Extreme Wind Warning for... Southern Guam in Guam... * Until 530 AM ChST.
ALT This graphic displays a extreme wind warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 5:30 AM ChST. The warning includes Inarajan GU. The threats associated with this warning are a for extremely dangerous hurricane winds. Treat these imminent extreme winds as if a tornado was approaching and move immediately to an interior room or shelter NOW!. There are people in the warning along with 6 schools and 0 hospitals.
ALT Typhoon Champi (29W): Rapidly Intensified to Category 4 (140 MPH) Valid as of 1:12 AM ChST on Sunday, October 18, 2026 Champi forecast to pass barely south of Guam with winds of 150 mph.
ALT Weather graphic titled "Champi Now a DANGEROUS Category 4 Typhoon Approaching Guam," issued 8:20 PM ChST, Sat, 17 Oct 2026. Warning of possible intensification to Super Typhoon (~150 MPH) during closest approach early Sunday morning. Left panel shows color-coded alerts: Typhoon Warning for Guam - Rota; Tropical Storm Warning for Saipan - Tinian; Flash Flood Warning for Guam; Flood Watch, Coastal Flood Warning, and High Surf Warning for Guam - Rota - Saipan - Tinian. NWS Public Advisory #12 details Tropical Storm Champi (29W) located at 12.6N 146.7E with max winds of 130 MPH moving West at 15 MPH, located ~140 miles ESE of Guam, ~145 miles SE of Rota, ~180 miles SSE of Tinian, and ~185 miles SSE of Saipan. Main map displays storm cone moving northwest toward Guam and the Mariana Islands through Tuesday. Logos for NOAA and the National Weather Service appear alongside social media contact info @NWSGuam and www.weather.gov/gum.
ALT Official FEMA graphic displaying the words 'Shelter Information' in bold blue text on a light background.
