Mawar Is Still a Monster Storm as It Leaves Guam: Weather Watch

This is from the Green Daily newsletter. Sign up to receive it in your inbox. Super Typhoon Mawar left a trail of destruction across Guam but now will spend the next five days likely traveling across the empty Pacific where it is forecast to get even stronger. Winds could top out above 170 miles per hour. Early next week it should be weakening as it approaches Taiwan, and while it may menace the island, most computer forecast models show it turning away and almost reversing course northeast toward Japan. The...