The Worst Storm SLAMMED the U.S. Territory.

The Worst storm SLAMMED Guam with strong gusts of wind which is equivalent to a hurricane in decades. 15~20 inches or more of torrential rain was expected by the National Weather Service Center. According to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center, maximum sustained wind - The highest average wind per minute - is 140 miles per hour. Landslides and flooding are possible. This storm subjected 150,000 people and even military installment to this devastation. This strength of the storm is rare, considering that there were only 8 storms in 75 years. The thing is there hasn’t been no-death reported at the moment. FEMA - Federal Emergency Management Agency - said there are 50 relief personnel and dozens of partners to help on the ground.
+) Fuel your mind, don’t give up until the penultimate second.

*Vocabularies; fuel, penultimate, torrential rain, joint, maximum sustained wind, subject somebody to something, relief personnel, on the ground, installation, prone

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