A thousand callouts to emergency services overnight in Victoria with cleanup underway today

Wild weather overnight has left coastal Victoria and much of the state with downed trees, as the intensity dies down today.

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00:00Windy Warrnambool is living up to its name today and for much of the state there's been

00:07some pretty wild weather. But here in Warrnambool overnight we had wind gusts of up to 102km

00:14per hour clocked. The height of those were reached around 9pm to 1am in the morning.

00:22And it's not just in Warrnambool, across the state, the Victorian State Emergency Service

00:28has had about 1,000 call outs across the night. About 745 of those were for downed trees.

00:38And the busiest region was this local region in the Barwon South West. That's along from

00:44Geelong all the way along the coast down to the South Australian border, with Portland

00:48in the far South West and Warrnambool as well among the busiest SES branches overnight. And

00:57there's still some severe weather warnings in place, even though the wind here has died

01:02down quite a bit.

01:03So yeah.

01:05I sing on June 30, 6pm, so I recommend that to Eugene

01:10Marrnambool would support the car by changing the heading as a road, and because

01:15this country's meant Yeに had the way along the coast, which I'm using in my way to

01:19to be set up.

01:20So we'll be able to avoid hearing better warnings with Dr.St 40 artists, what are we going

01:24to be seeing here.

01:25And while I was trying to be around a lot of different ways to learn which way, if we

01:27can't reach the HQ whether I was thinking about a lot or something earlier, if we