Nadi, Fiji
Next day was work. Fiji is a bit of a regional hub so they had quite a large met service. The actions there were more or less the same as most other places so I won’t say too much about that. We hired a car to commute to the met office, located on the other side of the airport.
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We got a tour of the station on the second day. The usual assortment of instruments were there, although one interesting instrument they had was something that detected ionised radiation present in atomic explosions.
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