MET SERVICE PLANS TO EXPAND CURRENT NETWORK
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services plans to expand its current observation network to collect more meteorological data around the country. Director of Meteorological Services David Hiriasia…
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PS MATAKI SAYS MINISTRY NEEDS TECHNICAL STAFF
Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change, Melchoir Mataki says the Ministry needs technical training for its staffs. Mr Mataki made the statement during the graduation…
SI MET SERVICE GRADUATES ITS MID LEVEL MET TECHNICIAN TODAY
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services celebrates the graduation ceremony of its new middle level Meteorological Technician today. The graduands undertake a twenty-nine week course since last…
HEAVY RAIN ALERT.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has issued- \’Heavy Rain Alert\’ for parts of the country. Principal Officer, National Disaster Management Office, Mr Hotoravu Alenge says, the…
MONSOON TROUGH REMAINS SOUTH OF SOLOMONS
The Meteorological Services Director, David Hiriasia says, the monsoon trough that has been affecting the country since last week is still here. Mr Hiriasia told SIBC…
NORMAL RAINFALL MOST LIKELY FOR SOLS FROM FEB-APR
Normal rainfall is most likely for Solomon Islands from February to April this year. The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service Division confirmed this in a statement, yesterday.…
BAD WEATHER PREVENTS SERVICES TO PEOPLE
The current bad weather is cutting off communities in North East Guadalcanal from access to basic needs. Heavy rains and strong winds hit Guadalcanal and other…
WEATHER OFFICE ISSUED ITS FIRST HEAVY RAIN WARNING
The MET Service has issued its first heavy rain warning today; and warns people living near rivers, streams and low lying areas to watch out for…
ANOTHER LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IN BOUND FOR SOUTH SOLS
Another low pressure system has started to form – this time between Temotu Province and Vanuatu. Director of the Meteorological Services David Hiriasia confirmed the system…
MET SERVICE CANCELLED HEAVY RAIN ALERT
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has cancelled its heavy rain alert for the provinces at eight-thirty am this morning. The alert was previously issued for Choiseul,…