Tropical Cyclone Wati, the initial cyclone of the 2026-27 Southern Hemisphere season, has developed near Samoa and is heading towards the Cook Islands. It may strengthen to a Category 1 cyclone within 18 hours, according to sources. The cyclone represents no danger to Fiji. The system was first identified by Weatherzone and announced by the Samoa Observer and Fijivillage.
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