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DAILYCALLER (Andrew Powell) - Super Typhoon Bavi Becomes ‘Gargantuan’ As It Rolls Toward China, Taiwan

… unleashing 180mph winds…

An eyewall replacement cycle has impacted Super Typhoon Bavi, expanding the wind field and growing the typhoon to a size the U.S. Joint Typhoon Warning Center described Thursday as “gargantuan.” The wind field of Bavi is in the top three percent of all typhoons in the Western Pacific in the last 10 years, according to the FOX Forecast Center , though the maximum sustained winds of the storm have gotten weaker since its expansion. (RELATED: Strengthening El Niño Suppressing Tropical Development, Officially Puts Atlantic Hurricane Season Behind Schedule) Experts expect Bavi to continue weakening, graze northern Taiwan, and make landfall in China by Saturday, likely causing flash flooding and landslides. Bavi hammered U.S.…Open

STRIPES (Brian McElhiney, Keishi Koja and Alex Wilson, Keishi Koja, Brian McElhiney, Alex Wilson) - Japan’s southwestern islands brace for weakened, still dangerous Typhoon Bavi | Stars and Stripes

Japan’s Ishigaki island, a popular tourist destination and home to a Japanese army base, is battening down for Typhoon Bavi’s expected Saturday arrival.

DAILYCALLER (Andrew Powell) - Super Typhoon Bavi Grows To Be ‘Gargantuan’ As It Rolls Toward China, Taiwan

The wind field of Bavi is in the top 3% of all typhoons in the Western Pacific in the last 10 years

STRIPES (Alex Wilson) - ‘Catastrophic’ Super Typhoon Bavi barrels through US Pacific islands  | Stars and Stripes

Super Typhoon Bavi delivered extreme winds and heavy rains to the United States’ westernmost territories Monday morning.

NPR (Kristin Wright) - Guam and surrounding Pacific islands brace for impact of Super Typhoon Bavi

People in the Northern Mariana Islands – remote U.S. territories in the Pacific Ocean – are preparing for Super Typhoon Bavi, which experts say could bring winds of over 180 miles per hour.