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Super Typhoon Champi spares Taiwan direct hit, brings heavy rain to Japan and PhilippinesWed, Oct 21, 2026 | Jumada al-Awwal 9, 1448 | Fajr 05:02|DXB 31.8°C Super Typhoon Champi, the most powerful storm so far this year, with peak winds of 296 kph (the equivalent of a Category 5 storm) on Wednesday morning…
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Typhoon Champi Path: Category 5 Monster With 180 MPH Winds Targets Taiwan And Eastern China As Satellite Imagery Captures Colossal StructureZaini is Editor at The Sunday Guardian. She focuses on geopolitics, defence, international affairs, and breaking news coverage. She has worked in fast-paced newsrooms, including WION, Republic Media Network, India Today…
- Thailand monitors Typhoon Champi as Taiwan travellers warned
The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) is monitoring Typhoon Champi and has advised travellers heading to Taiwan from October 21 to 24 to closely follow weather and flight updates as the storm approaches the island…
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Latest news on Super Typhoon Champi: Category 17, will not enter the South China Sea.Super Typhoon Champi, with winds exceeding level 17 and gusts exceeding level 17, is not forecast to enter the South China Sea. However, the western circulation of the typhoon could cause strong winds and high waves in…
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The Strongest Storm of The Year Has ArrivedWhile the UK braces for Storm Austen (uh oh), on the other side of the world, Super Typhoon ‘Champi’ is currently causing havoc — after growing into the most powerful storm seen in 2026. Current wind speeds are set to…
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296 km/h: Super Typhoon Champi is now the strongest storm on Earth in 2026In terms of wind speed, Super Typhoon Champi is the most powerful storm on Earth in 2026 so far, achieving the top storm spot with its peak winds of 296 km/h--the equivalent of a Category 5 storm Super Typhoon Champi…
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Typhoon Champi to turn away from Taiwan, will still bring heavy rainTyphoon Champi will turn northward earlier than previously forecast, sparing Taiwan a direct hit but still bringing heavy rain to the north of the country on Friday and Saturday, according to the Central Weather…
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Sunny, dry fall weather sticks around as rain holds offOur weather pattern looks pretty tranquil and pleasant for quite some time. High pressure will remain in control through the end of the week and into the weekend with plenty of sunshine, dry conditions and no major…
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