Victoria was battered by wild winds overnight, but more bad weather is yet to come with a severe weather warning issued for guests of up to 100km/h on Friday morning.

Gusts of 119km/h blew through Melbourne airport and St Kilda recorded 115km/h and there were 94km/h through Moorabbin.

Were you affected by the extreme weather conditions? Send photos to mary@neoskosmos.com.au

Fallen branches taking up two car parking spaces are taped off, as they lay on the ground, in front of Oakleigh Central, Portman St entrance, today, at about 12.15pm. Portman St, like other areas of the Oakleigh shopping and Hellenic precinct, is lined with trees. Photo: Dora Houpis.

SES finally arrived to save the day! No more flying corrugated sheeting. Thankfully no one was injured 👍🏼 #melbourneweather pic.twitter.com/zN1IB8L89s

— Nichola Young (@Nichola_Young_) October 28, 2021

St Kilda Rd, St Kilda. Avoid if possible! #melbourneweather pic.twitter.com/qy3RCtwV9A

— Nichola Young (@Nichola_Young_) October 28, 2021

Ok. I reckon this is the best I can get, goodnight⚡️⚡️✌️ #MelbWeather #MelbourneWeather #Storm #Lightning #Melbourne pic.twitter.com/HDqe0wWFJ8

— Leon Sjogren (Fifi, Fev & Nick – Fox FM) (@Leonsjogren) October 28, 2021

 

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