A trough of low pressure with associated cloud and rain lies slow moving over Fiji. Tropical Disturbance TD04F was analysed to the far northwest of Fiji, near Vanuatu. TD04F is slow moving. TD04F is anticipated to possibly intensify into a Tropical Depression and move towards Fiji in the weekend. There are three warning associated with this system and they are outlined below: (1) A HEAVY RAIN Warning REMAINS IN FORCE FOR THE FIJI GROUP. (2) A STRONG WIND WARNING REMAINS IN FOR THE LAND AREAS OF

#FijiTimesNews New Zealand–based weather service Weather Watch TV has forecast that Tropical Disturbance TD03F is likely to strengthen to near tropical cyclone intensity, with the system expected to bring significant rainfall to Fiji. Weather Watch says the developing system will carry large amounts of moisture, increasing the risk of prolonged heavy rain and possible flooding across parts of the country as it moves through the region. #Fiji #FijiNews 🎥 WeatherWatchTV | The Fiji Times

#WeatherUpdate Heavy rainfall has pushed water levels to the brink at the Sabeto Crossing in the Western Division, with surrounding areas already inundated and floodwaters now threatening to spill onto the main highway. Motorists are advised to exercise extreme caution when travelling through the area as conditions remain dangerous and water levels continue to rise. 📹 Katherine Naidu #FijiSun #FijiNews #Fiji | Fiji Sun

#WeatherUpdate Volavola and Riverside settlements in Navosai, Narere, experienced floodwaters today as rain continues around the Central Division. The National Disaster Management Office has issued a a warning to all members of the public living in low-lying areas of the Central Division to exercise extreme caution. 🎥Asenaca Ratu | Fiji Sun

⚠️ WEATHER UPDATE ⚠️ Flash floods are currently affecting Qauia and Lami Town due to heavy rainfall. 🎥: Leon Lord | Fiji Sun

Bula Vinaka. This is Fiji's Climate Outlook for February to April 2026 season. | Fiji Meteorological Service

🎥Video Update: Fiji Meteorological Service Tropical Cyclone Seasonal Outlook for November 2023 to April 2024 ☑️8 to 14 tropical cyclones (TCs) are likely to occur in the Regional Specialised Meteorological Centre (RSMC) Nadi, Tropical Cyclone Centre (TCC) Area of Responsibility (AoR). The area spanning across from Solomon Islands to French Polynesia. ✅For Fiji, 2 to 3 tropical cyclones are likely to pass through Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone this season. 🔗Click on the link for the detailed ve

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