Meanwhile, Nadarivatu recorded the country's lowest temperature during the period at 9.7°C.
10 Jul
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Inoke Rabonu
The Fiji Meteorological Service today upgraded its heavy swell alert to a warning.
07 Jul
The situation is due to a cool east to southeast wind flow continuing over the country.
06 Jul
Waisea Nasokia
The heavy swells may result in dangerous breaking waves, strong rip currents along low-lying coastal areas, and an increased risk of small boats and other vessels capsizing.
Talei Roko
Director Misaeli Funaki said current forecasts did not indicate a severe El Niño event but weather experts were closely monitoring climate models.
18 Jun
Beranadeta Nagatalevu
Mr Fong said El Niño events were commonly linked to drier conditions in Fiji, particularly during the cool dry season, but stressed that rainfall patterns could still vary across the country.
16 Jun
MSAF said recent tragedies underscored the dangers of venturing out to sea during adverse weather conditions and ignoring maritime safety requirements.
15 Jun
According to the weather office, occasional rain is expected to become frequent and heavy from later today.
According to the weather office, cloudy periods and showers are expected over most areas, with rain becoming frequent and heavy from tomorrow.
14 Jun
The Fiji Meteorological Service has warned that strong southeast winds and moderate southerly swells continue to affect the country, increasing the risk of coastal inundation during high tide periods.
