Prepare now as storm approaches

Victorians are being urged to prepare for damaging winds and heavy rains as a cold front approaches.
The Bureau of Meteorology confirmed that the cold front will hit parts of the state overnight on Tuesday and into early Wednesday morning.
Whilst West Gippsland is on the fringe of the warning zone, Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) is asking residents to prepare now and remain vigilant ahead of what could be the most significant cold front this winter.
To prepare, take time today to check loose outdoor items such as furniture, umbrellas and trampolines are safety secured, and park your vehicles undercover or away from trees.
Also ensure gutters, downpipes and drains are not blocked to cope with the potential heavy rainfall.
In addition, VICSES warn to not camp near the edge of rivers and streams and for motorists to be extra vigilant on the roads for debris, including fallen trees.
Wind gusts of 90 to 100km/h are possible, with peak gusts of 130km/h possible over alpine peaks.
VICSES operations chief officer Tim Wiebusch says volunteers across the state are prepared to assist communities with the severe weather conditions forecast for overnight tonight.
"However, with damaging to destructive winds possible, it's vital you remain vigilant and up to date on the latest warnings and advice," Mr Wiebusch said.
"Please keep up to date with relevant emergency information by visiting the VicEmergency website, or by downloading the VicEmergency app."
Call 132 500 for emergency assistance from VICSES, and be patient if lines are busy during peak periods.