BY JOHN HOUANIHAU THE Solomon Islands Metrological Service (MET) is currently issuing heavy rain and strong wind warnings in English and Pijin version on their Facebook group. The weather forecasting office today Thursday 27 January at 7am issued strong wind…
BY KHAMA LINCOLN FATHER of Four, Ben Blamoli, 46 from Temotu province, arrived in the Western Solomons in 2009. About three years later he got married to a woman from fishery village and went to settle with his wife’s people…
BY KHAMA LINCOLN Isles Media Freelance Reporter In Gizo “THERE are two things that I saw strange in the ocean. When we were between Temotu and Makira we met a Tornado, sucking the water about 10 meters away.” Captain Nigel…
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU IT is important that weather bulletins and warnings messages issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service (SIMS) reach people in the rural communities in a simple and clear form in order for them to understand. Having that…
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU NO ACTIVE Cyclone have been forecasted for Solomon Island Exclusive economic zone water at the moment.This was the latest confirmation disclosed by Solomon Islands Meteorological Services (MET) last night.Speaking to Environment Media Solomon Islands, MET officer, Edward…
BY KHAMA LINCOLN in Gizo SITTING ON his old hammock contemplating on the best ideas to rescue his community from the obvious impact of climate change, as the ocean extends it’s reach under his thatched home, 60 plus year old…
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU THE Solomon island meteorological service is warning the general public to take precautionary measures during this wet and cyclone season. The Solomon Islands meteorology office through the weather forecasting office Wednesday this week had issued heavy rain…
BY JEREMY GWAO FREELANCE JOURNALIST IT is traditional knowledge commonly known in most rural communities that the King Tide season begins each year from December till around April. Solomon Islands has experienced extreme high tide starting this month on 5th…
FOLLOWING the Heavy rain warning issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Services this morning, The National Emergency Operation Centre (NEOC) has been issued the Heavy rain “What To Do” information to the Public. The NEOC is strongly advising the public…
