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We travelled to Fiji in January a few years ago. There had been a cyclone fairly recently and they'd just unboarded windows and stuff, but while we were there, nothing but the odd rain shower in the afternoon.
Yes I've been to Fiji & Tonga both in February-there may be bad storms or not-it's actually fascinating to feel how cyclones can/will develop as temperatures climb and barometric pressure drops.
Or not-it was happening for a while in Tonga then the pressure changed and all returned to normal.
Mind you normal meant going through three shirts a day but that's life in the tropics.
Anyway if I could do it over again I'd go @ that time again no problem.
Just be aware that there may be services (tours/restaurants) that are closed for the season-especially in Tonga since it's smaller.
Thanks guys for your answers.
Glad about the answers as well, exactly what I wanted to hear and agree with you SamSalmon: that tropical feeling including storms and torrential rains is something which somehow gives a bonus to a trip.
As long as I can get from A to B and not everything shuts down completely I am fine.
Cheers
Michael.
I have went to fiji one time if you compare the climate of fiji to other parts of north America are not extreme. Fiji Climate are cooler from time of May to October.
Still you want to be careful before going to these places. As there is a saying better safe than sorry you need to be 100% sure about the weather before going there.
No one can ever be 100% sure of weather anywhere-if we all used your idea we'd never leave home.
Still you want to be careful before going to these places. As there is a saying better safe than sorry you need to be 100% sure about the weather before going there.
No one can ever be 100% sure of weather anywhere-if we all used your idea we'd never leave home.
Don't bother replying to that account. It's a spammer which threw out a couple of nonsensical one-liners in order to pretend to be legitimate. (Going to delete all its replies now.)
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