Champi has strengthened to Category 5, with winds of 296 km/h, Champi being the most intense storm of the year. The typhoon is forecasted to impact China and Taiwan soon. Heavy rain and rough seas are expected due to the typhoon. Champi has shifted away from land but still poses a danger to Guam and southwestern Japan.
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