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Thursday 14 July 2022 | Written by Matthew Littlewood | Published in National, Weather
A massive clean-up on the south side of Rarotonga looms after it was battered by king tides. Photo: CALEB FOTHERINGHAM/22071308
The Cook Islands Met Service is defending its response to the weather event that led to high swells throughout the south side of Rarotonga, saying it issued warnings ahead of time.
The Cook Islands Met Service is defending its response to the weather event that led to high swells throughout the south side of Rarotonga, saying it issued warnings ahead of time.
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