A flood warning continues to be in effect for areas prone to flooding adjacent to and downstream of the Ba, Nasivi (Tavua), Nakauvadra (Rakiraki), and Nadi rivers. As of 7:00 AM today, the water levels at various monitoring stations report that they remain below warning levels and are currently decreasing. The water level at the Ba FSC station is recorded at 2.89 meters, Nakauvadra town center at 2.0 meters, and Nadi at the town bridge station also at 2.0 meters.
The weather situation across Fiji is being monitored closely as a heavy rain warning remains active for the entire country. The weather office has noted the presence of an active trough of low pressure, which is bringing cloud and rain to the region. Additionally, another active trough of low pressure is expected to approach from the west, with its associated clouds and rains affecting Fiji until Sunday. Residents can expect periods of rain, which may be heavy at times, along with potential thunderstorms throughout the country.
Overall, while the current weather conditions remain a cause for caution, the decreasing water levels in key areas provide a sense of reassurance. However, it is important for residents to stay alert and prepared for any sudden changes, especially with further rain anticipated.
Summary: A flood warning is in place for several rivers in Fiji, although water levels are currently decreasing. A heavy rain warning is also active as additional troughs of low pressure approach the islands, bringing further rainfall until Sunday. Residents are advised to remain vigilant.
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