TS Sinlaku has Guam directly in its sight. Let's hope, as often happens, this storm take a different path. The last typhoon that hit Guam, Mawar, left large parts of it without power and water for weeks.

EDIT: From AI - April typhoons on Guam are uncommon. The peak typhoon risk runs June–December (highest Aug–Nov); only a small fraction of Western North Pacific tropical cyclones affect Guam in April. Historically, typhoons or tropical storms near Guam in April occur only a few times per several decades (occasional April storms exist but are rare compared with the peak season).