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Locality: Sunshine West, Victoria

Phone: 93146288

Address: 239 Proximity Drive 3020 Sunshine West, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.ses.vic.gov.au

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25.01.2022 Wet weather is on the way across Victoria. Heavy rain will continue across the north and east today, with widespread rain expected on Saturday, easing later in the day. Visit the Bureau of Meteorology website for the latest forecasts and weather warnings: www.bom.gov.au

24.01.2022 WARNING - THUNDERSTORM Incident Location: Central, East Gippsland, North Central, North East, West and South Gippsland and parts of Northern Country Forecast Di...stricts Issue Date: Thursday 17 December 2020, 04:07 pm Next Update: Thursday 17 December 2020, 08:10 pm More details at http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/ The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Central, East Gippsland, North Central, North East, West and South Gippsland and parts of Northern Country Forecast Districts. The Bureau of Meteorology warns that, at 4:15 pm, severe thunderstorms were detected on the weather radar near Footscray, Melbourne Airport, St Albans and Sydenham. These thunderstorms are moving towards the east to southeast. They are forecast to affect Caulfield, Glen Waverley, Melbourne City and Preston by 4:45 pm and Croydon, Lilydale, Ringwood and Scoresby by 5:15 pm. Damaging winds, large hailstones and heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding are likely. Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce damaging, locally destructive winds and large, possibly giant hailstones over the next several hours in the West and South Gippsland and parts of the East Gippsland districts. These thunderstorms are very dangerous. Locations which may be affected include Morwell, Traralgon, Warragul, Sale, Moe, Maffra, Bairnsdale, Buchan and Mt Baw Baw are likely. Be aware of potential hazards caused by the severe thunderstorms, including flash flooding, debris, and property damage.

24.01.2022 The Severe Weather Warning issued by the Bureau of Meteorology has been UPDATED, and now includes #Melbourne, #Geelong, the #MorningtonPeninsula and the #SurfCo...ast. Wind gusts as high as 124km/h have been recorded at #MtGellibrand. Details: http://ow.ly/hB4q50Bajju #VicWeather #MelbWeather A good time to secure loose items around the home.

22.01.2022 Over the past couple of month’s our volunteers have continued to play an integral role in assisting COVID-19 testing sites across Victoria. Our vision is simple: Safer communities together. #weworkasone

22.01.2022 Help us create a safer Victoria. Become a VICSES volunteer today: www.ses.vic.gov.au/volunteer

20.01.2022 Our volunteers play an integral emergency services role across Victoria, supporting our communities through the toughest times. Want to make a difference in your community? Join us today: www.ses.vic.gov.au/volunteer

18.01.2022 As at 4:15pm this afternoon (Sunday) we’ve had another 315 calls for assistance in the past 24 hours. Busiest SES units are Emerald (43 calls), Whitehorse (23)... and Lilydale (22). Thank you to our amazing volunteers for their dedication and commitment the past few days Stay safe out there until winds ease this evening #vicstorms #melbweather VICSES Emerald Unit

18.01.2022 Damaging winds and thunderstorms will reach much of the state on Monday night and Tuesday morning, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. Average winds of 60-7...0 km/h and peak gusts of up to 100 km/h, affecting Warrnambool, Ballarat, Geelong, Melbourne, Wonthaggi and Bacchus Marsh. Prepare your home and yard, if possible, and avoid parking or walking under trees. More info here: http://www.bom.gov.au/vic/warnings/index.shtml?ref=hdr

18.01.2022 Victorians are urged to prepare their homes for another very windy day, and keep an eye out for loose or falling tree branches. A cold front will bring powerful... north to n/w winds on Wednesday, with Severe Weather Warning for southern and mountain areas. Top wind gusts of 110 km/h predicted. More info here: http://ow.ly/n3A850Be8oQ

17.01.2022 ADVICE - RIVERINE FLOOD Incident Location: Bunyip Catchment Issue Date: Thursday 20 August 2020, 08:43 pm Next Update: Friday 21 August 2020, 11:00 am... This Minor Flood Warning is being issued for Bunyip River Catchment. - The Bunyip River catchment has received rainfall averaging about 17 mm since 09:00 AM Wednesday 19 August 2020. - The Western Port catchment has received rainfall averaging about 8 mm for the same period. Rainfall totals of 5-10 mm have been forecast for the catchment for rest of today Thursday 20 August 2020 Water levels of the Bunyip River at various locations are rising in response to the rain: - Bunyip River to Iona: The level of the Bunyip River at Iona is currently at 1.62 metres, and rising. - It is expected to peak below the Minor Flood Level (2.10 metres) overnight. Bunyip River downstream of Iona: - The level of the Bunyip River at Cora Lynn is currently at 2.99 metres, and rising. It is expected to peak around the Minor Flood Level (3.10 metres) overnight. Stay informed - monitor your local conditions and remain alert. More details at http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/

17.01.2022 VICSES units are busily preparing for the potential flood season, including some of our unit members who feature in this video. Take a look to see how we are preparing to keep our communities safe Victoria State Emergency Service Whittlesea City Neighbourhood Watch City of Whittlesea

15.01.2022 C’mon Victoria we got this! Created by the Australian Federal Police Southern Command Community Liaison Team, the COVID mask will be doing the rounds on vehic...les across Melbourne. See where it goes next and share your masked selfies with us using #MaskUpMelbourne #MaskUpMelbourne and stay safe! SES Essendon Unit

15.01.2022 During a flood event, it’s important to stay up-to-date with the latest information and warnings for your community. Download the Vic Emergency app today: www.emergency.vic.gov.au/prepare

15.01.2022 Victorian's are doing it tough at the moment, and we've got a while to go before we can get back to the way things were. At VICSES our vision is simple: Safer ...communities - Together. Our volunteers are working day and night to keep supporting you, our community, when you need it the most. Victoria, we are with you all the way

15.01.2022 The Victorian Government has formal arrangements with a number of media outlets to broadcast emergency warnings and information to the community. Do you know th...e frequency of your local emergency broadcaster? You can find a list of authorised emergency broadcasters here: http://bit.ly/2rhFIWX

14.01.2022 This morning, crews were called to a motor vehicle collision on Hume Freeway in Wallan. Crews worked alongside Victoria State Emergency Service and Ambulance Vi...ctoria to safely extricate the patient who was then transported to hospital. Victoria Police were also on scene. Wandong Fire Brigade

13.01.2022 Is your business protected from possible flood events? Early preparation will help lower the risk of flooding, protect life and property, and will help your bus...iness recover more quickly after a flood event. Create your Business Flood Plan today: www.ses.vic.gov.au/get-ready/at-work The Mill Castlemaine

13.01.2022 SES Northcote Unit volunteer Joshua Deerain has joined the COVID-19 response in his work at the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, helping to process thousands of tests every day and to identify new treatments for the virus. Thanks Joshua, for all that you do

13.01.2022 ADVICE - RIVERINE FLOOD Incident Location: Werribee river Issue Date: Friday 09 October 2020, 05:04 pm Next Update: Saturday 10 October 2020, 05:10 pm... This Minor Flood Warning is being issued for Werribee River. The upper region of the Werribee River catchment has received rainfall averaging about 20 mm since 09:00 AM Thursday 08 October 2020. Rainfall totals of less than 5mm have been forecast for the catchment Friday 09 October 2020. Water levels of the Werribee and Lerderderg Rivers at various locations are rising in response to the rain. Werribee River to Melton Reservoir: The level of the Werribee River at Ballan is currently at 1.01 metres and rising slowly. It is expected to peak around the Minor Flood Level (1.20 metres) this evening. Minor flooding in the Werribee River catchment is expected to affect low-lying areas adjacent to the waterway. The river heights at 02:45 PM Friday 09 October 2020 were: Lerderderg River at OBriens Crossing: 1.34 metres, steady - Lerderderg River at Darley (u/s Goodman Ck): 0.45 metres, rising - Werribee River at Ballan: 1.01 metres, rising - Werribee River at Bacchus Marsh: 0.18 metres, steady - Parwan Creek at Parwan: -0.05 metres, steady - Toolern Creek at Melton South: 0.27 metres, steady - Melton Reservoir Tail Gauge (Height): 0.08 metres, steady - Melton Reservoir Tail Gauge (Flow): 0.86 Ml/d, steady - Werribee River at Wyndham Vale (at Diversion Weir): 0.36 metres, rising - Werribee River at Werribee (Cottrell St Ford): 0.27 metres, rising Stay informed - monitor your local conditions and remain alert. More details at http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/

11.01.2022 As at 10:30am (Saturday) we’ve received over 3,100 requests for assistance since the storm hit late on Thursday. Our SES volunteers alongside our parter agenci...es have now cleared 95% of those jobs and we’re working through the remaining 150 or so as quickly as possible today. Thanks for your patience Take the time to assess your home for any damage and call 132 500 if you need emergency assistance from the SES. It’s a good day to trim back any branches around your property and prepare for further wind gusts tomorrow (Sunday) and later in the week VICSES Greater Dandenong Unit

10.01.2022 Victorians in much of central, northern, north-east and eastern regions are being told to prepare for damaging winds and heavy rain, according to the Bureau of ...Meteorology A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued, with flash flooding possible this afternoon and evening. Full updates here: http://www.bom.gov.au/vic/warnings/index.shtml?

10.01.2022 ADVICE - RIVERINE FLOOD Incident Location: Werribee River Issue Date: Saturday 10 October 2020, 06:35 pm Next Update: Sunday 11 October 2020, 03:00 pm... This is a Final Minor Flood Warning for Werribee River. The Werribee River catchment has received less than 1mm of rainfall since 09:00 AM Friday 09 October 2020. No significant rainfall has been forecast for the catchment for Saturday 10 October 2020. Water levels of the Werribee and Lerderderg Rivers at various locations are now falling. Werribee River to Melton Reservoir: The water level of the Werribee River at Ballan has peaked at 1.46 metres overnight, slightly above the Minor Flood Level (1.20 metres). The water level is currently at 1.05 metres and falling. Stay informed - monitor your local conditions and remain alert. More details at http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/

09.01.2022 Our ENSO Outlook has moved to La Niña ALERT. This means there's around a 70% chance of La Niña developing in 2020around three times the usual chance. So, what ...signals are we seeing in our oceans and the atmosphere, and what could La Niña mean for Australia? Watch our video to find out more or visit http://ow.ly/TSeL50B2746 See more

09.01.2022 At VICSES there’s a role for everyone. What are you waiting for? Join us today: www.ses.vic.gov.au/volunteer

09.01.2022 To all Victorians, we want to thank you. Even as lockdown and the second wave isn’t over just yet. Because it's right in the depths of our toughest moments that Victorians show up for each other. And it's exactly that spirit that’ll continue to fuel us through this.

07.01.2022 Ahead of what is expected to be above average rainfall from September through to November, it’s important that you know how to stay informed if flooding occurs. More info on flood preparedness via our website: ses.vic.gov.au

06.01.2022 The Bureau has confirmed that a La Niña has formed in the tropical Pacific, with climate models suggesting it's likely to remain until at least the end of 2020.... La Niña typically brings: A wetter-than-average spring and summer to northern and eastern Australia; Cooler-than-average days and warmer-than-average nights; Increased tropical cyclone numbers; An earlier start to the monsoon and wet season; Average fire risk; and Less intense but more prolonged heatwaves across southern Australia. But every La Niña event is different. Once La Niña develops it usually finishes the following autumn, but some events have lasted 2 or 3 years. Rainfall can also vary considerably. During the last big event of 2010-2012 rainfall was above average across most of Australia (we saw Category 5 tropical cyclone Yasi devastate far north Queensland communities during this period), whereas rainfall during the La Niña event of 2008-2009 was much more patchy. Read more in our Climate Driver Update: http://ow.ly/ktf650BDUny

06.01.2022 Heavy rainfall is predicted for this afternoon, with the chance of flash flooding across parts of Victoria. If flooding occurs in your area, stay safe by never ...entering floodwater. Stay informed with the latest weather forecasts and weather warnings via the Bureau of Meteorology website: www.bom.gov.au See more

04.01.2022 Did you know that VICSES has a podcast? Episode I features stories from two tiny Victorian towns impacted during Black Summer, while episode II focuses on 'uns...ung volunteers' - the family and support network behind every VICSES member. Podbean: https://mediavicses.podbean.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2WeBmJ6em1ufvuvGYcQ8XH

04.01.2022 ADVICE - RIVERINE FLOOD Incident Location: Yarra River Issue Date: Friday 23 October 2020, 06:02 pm Next Update: Saturday 24 October 2020, 04:00 pm... This Minor Flood Warning is being issued for Yarra River. - The Yarra River catchment has received rainfall averaging 0 mm in the Upper Yarra region and 0 mm in the Lower Yarra region since 09:00 AM Thursday 22 October 2020. - Rainfall totals of 50-60 mm have been forecast for the Upper Yarra Region in the 24 hours to 2 PM Saturday 24 October 2020. - Rainfall totals of 30-40 mm have been forecast for the Lower Yarra Region in the 24 hours to 2 PM Saturday 24 October 2020. - The Watts River catchment has received rainfall averaging 0 mm since 09:00 AM Thursday 22 October 2020. - Rainfall totals of 50-60 mm have been forecast for the catchment in the 24 Hours to 2 PM Saturday 24 October 2020. - Water levels of the Yarra River and Watts Rivers at various locations are expected to rise in response to the rain. Stay informed - monitor your local conditions and remain alert. More details at http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/

04.01.2022 Many emergencies require a multi-agency approach, such as this incident where our volunteers worked beside Fire Rescue Victoria and Victoria Police to respond t...o a car that had crashed through the front of a house. Although a resident was home at the time, thankfully they escaped without injury. #weworkasone See more

02.01.2022 Some storm damage can be preventable if you take the steps to prepare your home.This week, why not take the time to clean your gutters, downpipes and drains to ...remove debris and leaf litter to prevent blockages. More info on storm preparedness via our website: www.ses.vic.gov.au/get-ready/stormsafe

02.01.2022 Brrrr! It's going to be cold, wet and snowy across Victoria this week. Even up against wintry conditions, our volunteers are still responding 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. If you need assistance from VICSES, call 132 500.

02.01.2022 A huge night for our volunteers, who have been working through the night and into today to respond to almost 1,800 requests for assistance due to damaging winds... across the state. We'd like to thank the community for your patience as our units respond as soon as they can. Our heartfelt condolences also go out to the family and friends of those who lost their lives overnight during the storm. Stay safe out there everyone

01.01.2022 Damaging winds are expected for southern parts of Victoria today, increasing the chance of falling trees. If you're outdoors during strong winds, avoid trees, b...ranches & leafy areas. If you must drive, remain vigilant. Tie down loose items around your home, such as outdoor furniture and trampolines. Monitor weather conditions at bom.gov.au. If you need assistance from VICSES for storms or flood, call 132 500. Have a safe weekend!