Ari Sarsalari

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50 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6 Jul

Ari Sarsalari’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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This would be the equivalent of a Category 5 hurricane.
180 mile per hour sustained wind with this one.
And it's moving toward the Mariana Islands.
Now, this is well east of Japan, if you're not familiar with the area.
And Guam is a U.S.
territory.
Then we've got Roto, which is just north of there.
I think they're going to take the direct hit.
And then you've got Tinian and Saipan that are farther toward the north.
Now, Saipan got hit by a typhoon a couple of weeks ago, a pretty devastating one, Sinlaku, that also had some extremely strong wind.
And there may still be some cleanup from that going on.
I don't think there's any way at this point that Rota can avoid a direct hit.
And there are about 2,000 people that live there.
Now, this will have some impacts in Guam for sure.
This one's actually going to be a big deal for parts of the Carolinas, Virginia.
Not such a big deal from like D.C.
up through Philadelphia, New York, and then possibly a big deal for Cape Cod.
Historic snow possible, especially eastern North Carolina.
We're calling it a nor'easter.
We're going to have 50-plus mile-per-hour winds along with some really heavy snow, about 5 to 8 inches from Norfolk down to Raleigh, Charlotte, and then, of course, heavier totals as you get farther toward the east.
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