Tropical Disturbance TD05F moved into the Fiji Meteorological Service Area of Responsibility (AOR) at 6am this morning and has since been numbered. As of this morning, TD05F is located to the northwest of New Caledonia. The system is expected to drift south-eastwards and is forecast to move out of Fiji’s Area of Responsibility by tomorrow. Based on its current position and expected track, TD05F poses no direct threat to Fiji at this time. The Fiji Meteorological Service will continue to closely

Our fourth field update is coming in from the Vunisea Weather Station, where our officer Elina Niubalavu continue to monitor conditions and relay essential weather data. More updates to follow. | Fiji Meteorological Service

Tropical Cyclone Josie struck the country of Fiji on April 1, bringing flooding rains and strong winds. | AccuWeather

Bula Vinaka. This is Fiji's Climate Outlook for February to April 2026 season. | Fiji Meteorological Service

🎥Video Update: Fiji Meteorological Service Tropical Cyclone Seasonal Outlook for November 2023 to April 2024 ☑️8 to 14 tropical cyclones (TCs) are likely to occur in the Regional Specialised Meteorological Centre (RSMC) Nadi, Tropical Cyclone Centre (TCC) Area of Responsibility (AoR). The area spanning across from Solomon Islands to French Polynesia. ✅For Fiji, 2 to 3 tropical cyclones are likely to pass through Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone this season. 🔗Click on the link for the detailed ve

To our Fiji Rugby Flying Fijians team, your Fiji Meteorological Service matavuvale would like to wish you all the best in your upcoming matches for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France. Tout le meilleur, we are with you all the way🖐🏈🇫🇯🌴💙 #TosoVitiToso ! #TeamFiji 🎥Video courtesy of Fiji Rugby ©The Fiji Meteorological Service doesn't own any rights to the music used. | Fiji Meteorological Service