The Nadi Weather Office says prevailing northerly winds can trigger localised heavy rainfall on Viti Levu and with high tide of about 2 meters this evening, the risk of flooding of low lying areas remains high.
High tide is at 7.46 this evening.
It says all communities living in flood-prone and low lying areas are reminded to take all necessary precaution and remain vigilant.
A flood alert remains in force for Navua Town, Waimanu to the junction of the Rewa River, Vatukacevaceva to Rakiraki Town, Keiyasi along the Sigatoka River, Semo Village, Ba Town, Votualevu along the Nadi River, Vatutu to Nadi Town.
Tropical Cyclone Josie Forecast Threat track map as of 4:01pm Monday [met.gov.fj]
The Weather Office says localised heavy falls may lead to flash flooding of low lying areas as the ground remains saturated.
Tropical Cyclone Josie maintains its intensity as Category 1 cyclone as it moves south‑southeast away from the Fiji group.
Over the last 24 hours, the cyclone has slowed down in its movement and is moving towards unfavourable environmental conditions which is expected to weaken it further.
Cyclone Josie is expected to move out of Fiji Waters later tonight into early tomorrow morning.
A strong wind warning is still in force for the rest of Fiji.
