Emergency evacuations are occurring in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands due to a super typhoon named Bavi. The storm is expected to hit early on Monday. It has winds reaching 257 kilometers per hour, which is very dangerous. The US National Weather Service warns that the storm could cause catastrophic damage, including significant flooding from heavy rain and waves as high as 11 meters. While strong storms are not common here, scientists say climate change makes them more likely. Bavi is anticipated to pass directly over Guam by Monday afternoon, with severe conditions possible for 8 to 10 hours. Officials urge residents to evacuate quickly, especially if their homes can be damaged. Schools are being used for shelter, with some already at full capacity.