Internet connection in the CNMI remains spotty, and efforts to contact people on the ground are meeting limited success as gusty winds of up to 75 mph continue to batter the islands.

An aerial view of Guam shows flooding in Hagatna. Contributed photo By Jayvee Vallejera   Except for power engines that supply electricity to the hospital, hotel row and military installations, Guam Power Authority's power plant units were knocked out by Super Typhoon Sinlaku late Tuesday night. Guam remains on Condition of Readiness 1, with damaging winds and gusts of up to 75 mph still occurring throughout Wednesday morning.  Typhoon watch is also still in effect. About 1,8

(NWS)-- At 7:16 a.m., the satellite shows the center of Typhoon Sinlaku  moving slowly north-northwest, just northwest of Tinian and  Saipan.