The flood warning is now cancelled for the Nadi river and all low lying areas adjacent to the Nadi river and areas downstream of Votualevu Station and low lying areas including small streams to the downstream of Nayavu in the Wainibuka river is now cancelled.
The flood alert previously in force for low lying areas and small streams at and downstream of Sigatoka Bridge station, small streams and low lying areas downstream of Keiyasi station and the low lying areas, including small streams to the downstream of Sabata Station in the Navua River is now cancelled.
The heavy rain warning previously in force for Vanua Levu, Taveuni and nearby smaller islands including the Lau Group is now cancelled.
An active trough of low pressure lies to the East of Fiji and is moving away from the Group.
Associated heavy rain and strong winds are no longer expected to affect the group.
Story by: Fijivillage Team
Flood warning cancelled
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