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China, Taiwan brace for Typhoon Bavi, possibly the most powerful storm in years

China and Taiwan are preparing for Super Typhoon Bavi, described as possibly the most powerful storm in years.

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The brief

Super Typhoon Bavi is moving toward Taiwan and China after previously hammering Guam and the US Northern Marianas. In response to the approaching storm, dozens of flights in Hong Kong have been cancelled.

Coverage from Reuters, FOX Weather, and The Weather Channel emphasizes the life-threatening nature of the storm and its potential intensity. NASA Science has also tracked the system as a Super Typhoon.

Attention remains on the impact of the storm as it eyes Taiwan and China, while US territories begin the recovery process.

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Quick answers

Which regions have already been affected by Typhoon Bavi?

The storm has hammered Guam and the US Northern Marianas.

What travel disruptions have been reported?

Dozens of flights in Hong Kong have been cancelled as the storm nears Taiwan.

How is the intensity of the storm described?

It is classified as a Super Typhoon and is described by Reuters as possibly the most powerful storm in years.

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