A flood warning is currently in effect for areas prone to flooding alongside and downstream of the Ba, Nasivi (Tavua), Nakauvadra (Rakiraki), and Nadi rivers. As of 7:00 AM this morning, the water level recorded at the Ba FSC station is 2.89 meters, which is below the warning threshold and is currently decreasing. Similarly, the water level at Nakauvadra town center station measures 2.0 meters, and the Nadi town bridge station also shows a level of 2.0 meters, both below warning levels and diminishing.
In addition to the flood warning, a heavy rain warning is in effect across the entire Fiji group. Meteorological reports indicate that an active trough of low pressure continues to influence the weather throughout the country, with another trough approaching from the west. This system is expected to bring cloudy skies and rainfall, lasting through to Sunday. Residents can anticipate periods of rain, some of which may be heavy, accompanied by occasional thunderstorms.
In light of this weather situation, it is important for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions, especially in flood-prone areas. Despite the rainy outlook, the decreasing water levels provide some reassurance that immediate flooding risks may be mitigated. Community awareness and adherence to weather updates can contribute positively to safety during such conditions.
Summary: A flood warning is in effect for specific regions in Fiji, with current water levels decreasing. Heavy rain is expected due to active weather systems affecting the region, prompting community awareness and safety measures.
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