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  1. Severe Thunderstorm Warning for DAMAGING WINDS, HEAVY RAINFALL and LARGE HAILSTONES Locations which may be affected include Wodonga, Wangaratta, Traralgon, Sale, Moe and Bairnsdale.

  2. Severe Thunderstorm Warning for HEAVY RAINFALL Western Port, Mornington Peninsula, South East and Outer East Local Warning Areas. They are forecast to affect Lang Lang, northern Western Port waters and the area north of Bass by 2:20 pm. Stay informed:

  3. Severe Thunderstorm Warning for DAMAGING WINDS, HEAVY RAINFALL and LARGE HAILSTONES For people in West and South Gippsland and parts of Central, East Gippsland and North Central Forecast Districts. Stay informed:

  4. Storms may become severe in the east with damaging winds, large hail and heavy rainfall a possibility. Park your car undercover and away from trees and check that loose items such as outdoor furniture and trampolines are safely secured. Monitor radar at

  5. Thunderstorms are expected across the state today, with severe storms forecast in central and eastern Victoria. Make sure you're prepared and monitor the weather at We're on deck in the State Control Centre and monitoring this page.

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    Thunderstorms possible statewide FRIDAY. Severe storms possible with heavy rain, large hail or damaging wind; the likelyhood of 🌩️ or severe phenomena is higher in Central and Eastern areas. Supercell thunderstorms a risk in the east. Want to know more?

  7. Jan 10

    The VICSES website () will be down intermittently for scheduled maintenance tonight between 7:00PM to 11:00PM AEDT. We apologise for any inconvenience. For emergency information, please visit:

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    Jan 10

    Tomorrow has been declared a TOTAL FIRE BAN and SEVERE Fire Danger Ratings in the Mallee and Northern Country fire weather districts. We have VERY HIGH in Wimmera, North East, North Central and Central districts. Find out what you can and can't do here:

  9. Jan 10

    Thunderstorms are expected across the state tomorrow, with severe storms forecast in central and eastern Victoria. Make sure you're prepared and remember to stay informed by visiting

  10. Jan 10

    Whittlesea SES are now recruiting for new volunteers! If you are interested and want to learn more, click on the link below. ? -

  11. Jan 10

    If you're out swimming this summer, make sure you know how to identify and avoid a rip current - the no.1 beach hazard for swimmers. Check out this cool interactive produced by and -

  12. Jan 9

    Introducing our latest recruits. Twins, Finn and Chase look like they’re all set to join dad as VICSES volunteers!

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    Jan 9

    Great effort by vols & staff over the wkend, over 300 storm events associated with wind change, in the heat of the day, also forming part of many Incident teams across VIC for fires etc. Services responded effectively &cohesively in challenging conditions

  14. Jan 8

    Stawell SES were back in the Grampians yesterday assisting and with an injured hiker on Mackeys Peak Track. Remember to stay safe when hiking by always staying on track and letting someone know your travel plans before you go.

  15. Jan 7

    Did you know earthquakes can and do happen in Victoria? In June 2012, a 5.4 magnitude earthquake occurred in the state's southeast and was one of the strongest quakes recorded. If an earthquake struck, would you know what to do? Find out more -

  16. Jan 4

    Due to tomorrow's extreme temperatures, there will be a total fire ban across Victoria. Find out more from

  17. Jan 4
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    Jan 3

    is a medical emergency and requires urgent attention. Heatstroke occurs when the core body temperature rises above what temperature? For essential info to visit

  19. Jan 4

    With temperatures expected to soar over 40 degrees tomorrow, make sure you stay hydrated and take precautions to avoid heat stroke. Look out for those most at risk such as the elderly, and never leave children or pets in cars. And remember, stay cool!

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    Jan 3

    ? If there's no risk from fire, stay inside with the windows and doors closed. Protect your health from smoke exposure and switch air conditioners to recirculate or reuse.

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