The Fiji Meteorological Service has issued a rainfall outlook indicating that several regions, including Labasa, Udu Point, the Lomaiviti Group, Koro, Matuku, Rabi, and Ono-i-Lau, will likely experience very wet conditions between November 15th and November 28th.
This information is part of the Early Action Rainfall Watch, which serves to inform the Fiji National Disaster Management Office and other disaster management entities about current rainfall trends and expectations for the upcoming months.
In addition to the immediate forecast for late November, there is a medium chance of similar wet conditions extending throughout the month for areas such as Rokovou, Nabouwalu, Savusavu, and others. The outlook continues into early 2025, where a medium likelihood of very wet conditions is also predicted for various locations across the Western and Central Divisions, Nabouwalu, Kadavu, Gau, Nairai Island, and Ono-i-Lau.
This proactive approach to weather forecasting is crucial for preparing and mitigating potential impacts from heavy rainfall. Local communities will benefit greatly from the timely information, allowing them to take necessary precautions and safeguard their livelihoods.
In summary, the Fiji Meteorological Service’s forecast urges vigilance as wetter-than-usual conditions are expected in multiple regions, underscoring the importance of preparedness to minimize risks associated with extreme weather.
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