The Fiji Meteorological Service is currently monitoring Tropical Disturbance TD02F, which is situated to the west of Fiji. According to the Meteorological Service, the likelihood of this system developing into a tropical cyclone over the next 24 to 48 hours is considered very low.

Fiji Met reported that the system is elongated and exists in a low to moderate shearing environment, coupled with moderate to strong upper divergence to its east. Global weather models have also detected the disturbance, projecting its movement towards the east with potential slight intensification.

Additionally, a trough of low pressure is impacting the western and northern regions of Fiji, bringing cloud cover and rain. It is anticipated that this weather system will gradually extend its effects to the rest of the country by tomorrow.

This situation reflects the ongoing vigilance of meteorological services in Fiji, ensuring the safety and preparedness of residents as weather conditions evolve. Communities are encouraged to stay informed and take necessary precautions as the weather changes.

In light of these developments, it is a positive sign that forecasters are actively tracking and communicating about the state of the disturbance, allowing the public time to prepare.