The heavy rain and flash flood warnings associated with Tropical Disturbance 04F is anticipated to be lifted later today, according to the Fiji Meteorological Service.

A persistent heavy rain warning remains in effect for the Northern Division, Lau and Lomaiviti Groups.

Sugarcane farmers in the Western Division have experienced water logging in their farms due to the heavy rainfalls affecting parts of the Fiji Group.

The Police Command Center states that no evacuation centers have been activated.

In response to heavy rain warnings, the Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways is advising farmers to take necessary precautions to minimize risks to life and property.

Fiji Meteorological Service Acting Director Bipen Prakash reports that Tropical Disturbance 04F is currently impacting a significant part of the Northern Division and nearby smaller islands.

The Yasawa Islands particularly Soso in Naviti are experiencing an escalation in wind speeds since 5 pm today.

The Water Authority of Fiji has issued a warning to residents in the Western Division to prepare for potential water disruptions in the wake of recent heavy rains and flooding.

The National Disaster Management Office is pleading with Fijians to take precautions and prioritize safety at all times in the wake of a heavy rain alert and possible flooding of low-lying and flood-prone areas.

Fiji Meteorological Services Acting Director Bipen Prakash says that the low-pressure system that is currently affecting the country is slowly moving eastward.

The Fiji Police Force is on high alert and ready to respond to potential emergencies arising from the unfavourable weather conditions currently affecting the country says Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations Livai Driu.

Severe weather conditions experienced in most parts of Fiji including heavy rains, thunderstorms and lightning have disrupted power supply distribution in Rakiraki, Ba, Lautoka and certain parts of the Central Divisions.