The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has this morning issued a nationwide Heavy Rain Alert. The Heavy Rain warning is enforced for most provinces and Islands. This follows a trough which lies over northeast parts of the country.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has issued a Swell Advisory for atolls and low-lying islands. The Met Service says a moderate swell advisory is in force for the low-lying coastal islands of Ontong Java and Sikaiana atolls, Dai, Ramos, Temotu and the Northern waters of Choiseul, Isabel,…
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service continues its Heavy Rain Warning across the country. The Weather Office says a Heavy Rain Warning remains for most provinces.
All tropical disturbance watch advice issued for Solomon Islands have now been cancelled by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service. A statement from the MET Office today says all tropical disturbance watch advice have been cancelled as at 7am this morning.
Heavy Rain Warnings are still current for the Solomon Islands despite the cancellation of tropical disturbance watch advice by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has issued its fifth Tropical Disturbance Watch Advice this afternoon. The Watch Advice is current for Western, Guadalcanal, Central, Makira and Rennell Bellona Provinces.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) reminds the public and motorists to take precautionary measures while driving and crossing roads during the current wet weather.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has this afternoon issued the first tropical disturbance watch advice. The MET Office says the Watch Advice is now current for Western, Russell, Isabel, Guadalcanal, Makira and Rennell Bellona Provinces.
Heavy Rain Warning Number Nine has been issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service at 5:30pm this evening. The warning is current for all Provinces.
Current bad weather has caused communication problems for the people of Rennell and Bellona Province. Wayne Sa’o, an SIBC keen listener says, people are facing difficulties in receiving weather updates and information as of Monday this week due to the current bad weather.
Heavy Rain Warning Number Five has been issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service at 5pm this evening. The Heavy Rain Warning is in force for Choiseul, Western, Isabel, Malaita, Central, Makira, Temotu and Guadalcanal Provinces.
A Heavy Rain Warning Number Three has been issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service at 5pm this evening. The Heavy Rain Warning is in force for Choiseul, Western, Isabel, Malaita, Central, Makira, Temotu and Guadalcanal Provinces.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services has upgraded its Heavy Rain Alert to a Heavy Rain Warning. The Heavy Rain Warning Number One was issued by the Met Office at 15 minutes past five this evening.
The National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC) has issued a Heavy Rain and Flooding ‘WHAT TO DO’ information in force for Choiseul, Isabel, Western, Malaita, Central, Guadalcanal, Makira and Temotu Provinces.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services has cancelled all heavy rain alerts as of 5pm this evening. A statement from the Met Service today says all Heavy Rain Alerts previously issued for Choiseul, Isabel, Western and Malaita provinces have now been cancelled.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services has issued the heavy rain alert number three this morning. The alert is active for Choiseul, Isabel and Malaita provinces.
A Heavy Rain Alert is in force for Choiseul, Isabel and Malaita Provinces. Solomon Islands Meteorological Services issued the warning at 5pm this afternoon as ‘Heavy Rain Alert Number Two’.
Solomon Islands faces a possible El Nino season as it heads into cyclone season – November to January. Deputy Director of the Solomon Islands Meteorological Services, Lloyd Tahani told SIBC News in an interview yesterday the country’s climate condition is heading towards an El Nino season.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has cancelled all heavy rain alerts for the country. A Heavy Rain Alert Cancellation issued by the Met Service at 5:00pm this evening confirmed the cancellation. A Heavy Rain Alert which was previously issued for All the provinces is now cancelled.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services cautions the country to ensure safety precautions when travelling for the general election next week. MET Services made the warning as the country enters into cyclone season.
