Weather Update
Issued at 5:30 AM on Friday, November 14, 2025
Hold onto your umbrellas, folks! A stubborn trough of low pressure has decided to camp out over the Fiji group, and it looks like it’s brought its wet-and-wild friends along for the ride. This crew is expected to stick around for the next few days, so prepare for a fun, soggy adventure!
Forecast until midnight tonight: Expect occasional rain and a few cheeky thunderstorms popping up. There’s a chance of some hefty rainfalls that could surprise even the most optimistic of sandals in low-lying areas, so stay vigilant for possible flash flooding. For those in the Western Division, don’t fret! The rain will ease up a bit later today—everything can’t last forever, right? Winds will be moderate, coming from the southwest to northwest, and seas are on the moderate side as well.
Looking ahead to Saturday: The wet parade will continue with occasional rain and isolated thunderstorms over areas like Serua-Namosi, Navua-Suva-Nausori, and beyond. Make sure your raincoat is on standby, as isolated heavy falls are still likely—after all, we live for those “Oh no, I stepped in a puddle” moments! A sprinkle of sunshine might peek out from behind the clouds in the afternoon, but keep those trusty umbrellas handy. Winds will be moderately fresh from the southeast, while the seas might get a bit feisty.
For locals and visitors alike, here’s the detailed breakdown for your areas:
Navua/Suva/Nausori: Get ready for occasional rain and some thunderstorms that might just be a bit too enthusiastic. Temperature will hover between 22°C and 28°C.
Sigatoka/Coral Coast: You’ll likely face the same rainy jokes with possible heavy falls. Temperature range: 21°C to a comfortable 29°C.
Nadi/Lautoka/Ba: A few thunderstorms will join the occasional rain, so keep those thunder buddies close! Temperatures will be spicy, ranging from 21°C to 30°C.
The weather outlook for other regions like Tavua, Yasawa/Mamanuca, and Labasa is similar. Rain and thunderstorms will be the talk of the town!
Over in Rotuma, it’s a different play entirely. An easterly wind flow is keeping things mainly fine, with moderate easterly winds expected to switch to southeast. You’ll enjoy a sunny day with temperatures from 26°C to 31°C tomorrow.
So, gear up for a wet and wild adventure in Fiji over the next few days. And remember, if life gives you rain, throw on those rubber boots and splash through the puddles like no one’s watching!
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