Champi has strengthened to Category 5, with winds of 296 km/h, making it the strongest storm of 2026. China and Taiwan are in the path of the approaching typhoon. Authorities have warned of heavy rainfall and rough seas. Champi has shifted away from land but still poses a danger to Guam and southwestern Japan.
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