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 media liaison officer, Ana Degei presents this week's weather forecast. For daily and latest weather forecast updates, please visit the Fiji Met. website at www.met.gov.fj | Fiji Meteorological Service

#FijiNews | Strong winds associated with Severe Tropical Cyclone Mal uprooted and felled a mango tree, blocking off access for residents of Koromakawa Rd in Namaka, Nadi. Fiji Airports contractors cleared it away. Video report SITERI SAUVAKACOLO and REINAL CHAND | The Fiji Times

#FijiNews| Director of the Fiji Meteorological Service Misaeli Funaki provides a scientific explanation on the waterspout formed along the Coral Coast and Sigatoka this morning. More on this on our major news bulletin at 6pm this evening. | Fiji One News

#FijiTimesNews A trough of low pressure is approaching Fiji from the north and is expected to bring increased cloud and showers over the weekend, particularly across the northern and eastern parts of the country. The Fiji Meteorological Service says the system will likely cause cloudy periods with isolated thunderstorms and possible heavy falls on Sunday, especially over eastern Viti Levu, Taveuni, Kadavu, Lau, and Lomaiviti. #Fiji #FijiNews | The Fiji Times

Bula Vinaka. This is Fiji's Ocean Outlook for February to April 2026. This outlook provides key information on expected ocean and marine conditions, including sea state, swells, and other ocean-related factors that may affect coastal communities, maritime operators, fishers, and the general public over the coming months. Understanding ocean conditions helps support safer decision-making at sea and along our coasts. We encourage everyone, especially those who rely on the ocean for their livelihoo