The minor flood warning for the Loddon River is still in place with rainfall totals up to 17 mm being recorded in the Loddon catchment since Thursday morning.
Rainfall totals up to 10 mm are forecast for the remainder of Friday.
Minor flooding is still occurring along the Lower Loddon River.
The Loddon River at Appin South is currently sitting at 3.0 metres and falling slowly.
It is expected to fall below the minor flood level of 2.8 metres overnight Friday into Saturday.
Currently, the Loddon River at the Murray Valley Highway in Kerang is sitting steady at 76.96 metres and will likely remain around the minor flood level of 77.0 metres during Friday.
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
Authorities are advising residents to listen to local radio, visit the SES website or call the SES hotline (132 500) for more information and advice.
If the situation is life-threatening, please call triple-0.
They also ask for residents to look out for neighbours who may need help during the flood.
When driving near floodwaters, the SES asks for people to be vigilant of any road hazards such as mud or debris that may be washed onto the road.
They also stress that it is crucial to never drive through floodwaters as it’s never possible to tell how deep they will go.
Check the VicRoads website for any road closures or obstructions before heading on your journey.
To read more about this story, grab a copy of Wednesday’s Guardian (October 5).
