There is a high possibility that the tropical depression which is currently located to the west of Fiji will intensify into a tropical cyclone by late tomorrow.
At this stage, the expected path of the system remains uncertain but areas most at risk will be Western Viti Levu, the Mamanucas and the Yasawas.
Nadi Weather Office director Alipate Waqaicelua said heavy rain is expected from today and they are now conducting assessments on water and river levels with the Hydrology Department.
Waqaicelua said at this stage, people in the Western Division should be prepared however other areas will also experience strong winds and continuous heavy rain.
The forecast for today is cloudy with periods of rain throughout, more persistent and heavier in the West and the North.
Cloudy with occasional rain and some heavy falls in the West tomorrow as the tropical depression approaches.
Stay with Fijivillage as we will bring you continuous updates on the developing weather situation.
Story by: Vijay Narayan
High possibility of Tropical Depression intensifying to Tropical Cyclone
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