in more than 100 km an hour let's go live to our team of reporters on the ground now first to tan dolling in greensb tan high this weather has turned fatal again other yeah such a tragedy guys this is a second death relating to the wild winds that we've seen in the last week is 63y old woman has died up at Mo now that's on the New South Wales Victorian border after a tree fell on her cabin there was a 63y old man inside he's has been taken to hospital with some injuries there's been more than a, to the overnight between 7 and 7 this morning for things like behind me like a tree that has fallen onto the property here there's trees across roads a lot of roads have been cut off there's also been a traffic lights flashing this morning making it a really hairy situation for those who have to go to work and obviously for the SCS having to clean up too yeah it was a of the time up in the morning and I heard this big dum jump out of the bed and when I look at the window there was a blown guy and I told that some sort of problem so I got up and I went out with the porch and when I there them there a sleepless night for many guys winds were more than 100 km an hour gusts in many areas from jalong all the way around the coast down to places like Frankston so much so that schools have actually decided to close across Victoria this morning because it's simply too dangerous to send the kids to school so they will be doing remote learning as for the winds when are they going to e well we hope soon however the Bureau of meteorology believes that it won't be until this evening so make sure that you do tie down anything before you head off to work this morning yeah indeed let's go to Andrew M now who's actually in mour Andrew what's the damage like there well K this is a perfect example of what emergeny services are dealing with today this is a c B here on High Street in Armadale very popular spot in inner Melbourne you can see this top of the building is just completely crushed down how lucky that this happened at 2: a.m. and not 2: p.m. because you would have had people under here having coffee enjoying their breakfast this morning on a Monday morning and just thank heavens that this has happened with no one luckily under the building but this is going to take some time to clean up tra has have stopped on this route here on High Street in Armadale traffic as well has been closed off so this will be closed off for Sunday motorists and pedestrians ask to avoid