A heavy rain is now force for the entire Fiji Group.
According to the bulletin issued at 6:50pm on Sunday, January 11, 2026, a slow-moving trough of low pressure is currently lying over the country and is expected to gradually strengthen from tomorrow.
Associated cloud cover, rain and thunderstorms are forecast to affect Fiji over the next few days.
For the whole of Fiji, forecasters are predicting occasional rain, heavy at times, accompanied by a few thunderstorms.
Significant rainfall has already been recorded across several areas in the past 24 hours, from 6pm Saturday to 6pm Sunday.
Tubenasolo recorded the highest rainfall at 94.5 millimetres, followed by Nanoko with 80.0mm, Dreketilailai with 76.5mm, and Wairkicake with 74.0mm.
Authorities are warning of possible impacts including flash flooding in flood-prone and low-lying informal settlements, businesses and Irish crossings, which could lead to traffic disruptions.
Surface flooding is also likely in urban areas with poor drainage, while wet roads and reduced visibility during heavy downpours may increase the risk of road accidents.
Members of the public are advised to remain vigilant, take necessary precautions, and stay updated with the latest weather advisories.
