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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
A severe wind warning is current for much of Victoria, with damaging gusts up to 100 km/h expected across central and eastern districts from late morning today into tonight.
Which parts of Victoria are affected by this wind warning?
Warnings cover the Central, East Gippsland, South West, North Central and parts of the Mallee and Northern Country districts. The highest gusts are forecast near the Great Dividing Range and coastal areas.
- Central district includes Melbourne’s outer suburbs, Geelong and the Yarra Valley
- Eastern ranges and Alpine areas face the strongest wind speeds
- Coastal districts from the Otways to East Gippsland have elevated risk of tree damage
- A severe weather warning victoria today is active until the front clears overnight
What precautions should you take during damaging winds?
Secure loose outdoor items, avoid unnecessary travel and stay away from trees and powerlines. The storm warning melbourne today is focused on squally gusts that can cause sudden hazards.
- Park vehicles under cover or away from trees
- Charge devices and have a torch ready for possible power outages
- Monitor the weather radar for the latest position of the front
- Check the bom weather victoria page for official updates every few hours
How long will the severe wind event last?
The front will cross Victoria during the afternoon and evening, with winds easing after midnight. A separate super storm warning for qld today is unrelated to this Victorian system.
Is a severe weather warning victoria tomorrow likely?
As the system moves offshore, the warning will be cancelled by early tomorrow. Check the severe weather warning victoria tomorrow hourly update after 9 pm tonight for confirmation.
Should I expect power outages across Melbourne?
- Yes, gusts may bring down trees and powerlines, particularly in the eastern suburbs.
- For live outage maps and restoration times, contact your local distributor.