Sea Mercy Fiji

30/05/2026

Great job Fran!

01/05/2026

Big thank you to all the yachties who stood by this season to provide cyclone response to our remote communities.
Fortunately our assistance was not needed but we all appreciate your willingness and generosity. Vinaka vakalevu.
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The Fiji Meteorological Service marks the official end of the Tropical Cyclone Season.

We thank all stakeholders, partners, and members of the public for staying informed, prepared, and responsive throughout the season. Your cooperation plays a vital role in keeping our communities safe.

While the cyclone season has ended, weather hazards can still occur at any time. We encourage everyone to remain vigilant, stay updated with official forecasts, and continue practicing preparedness.

Vinaka vakalevu for your continued support. Stay safe, Fiji. 🇫🇯

14/04/2026

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05/04/2026

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Stay informed with the latest weather advisories, warnings, and alerts issued by the Fiji Meteorological Service to ensure your safety and preparedness.

05/04/2026

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PUBLIC ADVISORY BY THE NATIONAL DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICE (Fiji NDMO)

Fijians are being urged to begin early preparedness as Tropical Depression 11F develops north of the country and is expected to strengthen within the next 24 to 48 hours.

The Fiji National Disaster Risk Management Office (NDRMO) advises the public to:
• Stay informed through official updates from the Fiji Meteorological Service and NDRMO
• Review and update household emergency plans
• Prepare emergency kits with essential supplies such as food, water, medications, and important documents
• Secure loose items around homes and properties
• Exercise caution at sea and follow all marine advisories

As of 6:00am today, Tropical Depression 11F was located north of Fiji and moving slowly, with winds of around 25 knots near its centre. The system has shown increased organisation over the past 24 hours, with active thunderstorms mainly to the north and east. It is expected to track south-southeast and may intensify further due to favourable conditions, including warm sea temperatures.

The NDRMO, in coordination with the Fiji Meteorological Service and relevant agencies, continues to monitor the situation closely. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

03/12/2025

Vinaka vakalevu to all of our hardworking Kiwi friends and to all of the yachties who help us to make this happen.

25/11/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended.
Special thanks to the yachties who have stepped forward to offer their support to our remote island communities, should the need arise, this cyclone season.

18/11/2025

CYCLONE SEASON - SOUTH PACIFIC YACHTIES PREPARE AND CARIBBEAN YACHTIES RESPOND

We will be hosting a Cyclone Season Preparedness Seminar at 2.30 pm on Friday in Nawi Marina.

Meanwhile, some 8,000 miles away, a group of yachties is about to set sail to support local communities in Haiti after Cyclone Melissa. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRHyfnYEZ_D/?igsh=ZmoyNHRmN21yNTZz

24/10/2025

Are you staying in Fiji this cyclone season?
Would you be willing to help the community if we get hit?
In the last 10 years over 100 volunteer yachts have provided Disaster Response assistance to remote island communities.
We provide: Team Training, Tools and Equipment, Support and Coordination
Please Contact Us at https://seamercyfiji.org/

09/10/2025

https://www.met.gov.fj/climate-services/2024-25-tc-outlook/

RSMC-NADI-Tropical Cyclone Centre, designated by WMO in 1995, provides official "first-level" tropical cyclone information for the South-West Pacific Ocean.