Enfield State Emergency Service

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Call 132 500 for emergency storm or flood assistance, or 000 for life-threatening emergencies. Here is where we will post news and upcoming events. For emergency response to storm and flood, call 132 500 . For life-threatening emergencies call 000.

More severe weather is expected into the early hours of the morning, bringing high rainfall and strong winds. Our Crew a...
01/06/2026

More severe weather is expected into the early hours of the morning, bringing high rainfall and strong winds. Our Crew are ready to respond 24/7.

If you require assistance due to storm or wind damage:
📞 SES Assistance: 132 500

🚨 Life-threatening emergencies: Always call 000

⚡ Downed powerlines: Stay well clear and contact SA Power Networks (SAPN) on 13 13 66

Remember:
✅ Never drive through flooded roads
✅ Stay away from fallen trees and damaged structures
✅ Avoid touching or approaching fallen powerlines

🚨 Enfield SES – May 2026 Call Breakdown 🚨🌳 Tree Down: 4⛈️ Severe Weather: 5🏠 Building Impact: 2🌊 Flooding Salvage: 4🚑 Ge...
01/06/2026

🚨 Enfield SES – May 2026 Call Breakdown 🚨

🌳 Tree Down: 4
⛈️ Severe Weather: 5
🏠 Building Impact: 2
🌊 Flooding Salvage: 4
🚑 General Rescue: 2

📞 Total Calls Responded To: 17

We are currently experiencing strong winds across our responce area. Please take care and secure any loose outdoor items...
01/06/2026

We are currently experiencing strong winds across our responce area. Please take care and secure any loose outdoor items such as trampolines, outdoor furniture, bins, and shade structures.

If you require assistance due to storm or wind damage:

📞 SES Assistance: 132 500

🚨 Life-threatening emergencies: Always call 000

⚡ Downed powerlines: Stay well clear and contact SA Power Networks (SAPN) on 13 13 66

Remember:

✅ Never drive through flooded roads
✅ Stay away from fallen trees and damaged structures
✅ Avoid touching or approaching fallen powerlines

Stay safe and keep up to date with the latest weather warnings and conditions.

The latest weather warning from the BOM. -DAMAGING WIND GUSTS to 90 km/h are possible across western and central parts o...
31/05/2026

The latest weather warning from the BOM.

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DAMAGING WIND GUSTS to 90 km/h are possible across western and central parts of the state from late Monday morning, including Adelaide and the Mt Lofty Ranges.

DAMAGING WINDS averaging 60 to 70 km/h with gusts to 100 km/h become likely about the West Coast, Eyre Peninsula and Yorke Peninsula during Monday afternoon, extending to the remainder of the warning area, including Adelaide and the southeast, during Monday evening.

DAMAGING WINDS are expected to ease over coastal and low lying areas, including Adelaide, during Tuesday morning, and then gradually ease over the Flinders Ranges and Mt Lofty Ranges during Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Locations which may be affected include Adelaide, Port Lincoln, Strathalbyn, Maitland, Whyalla, Mount Gambier, Ceduna and Port Augusta.

Safety advice
The State Emergency Service advises that people should:

* Move vehicles under cover or away from trees;

* Secure or put away loose items around your property.

* Stay indoors, away from windows, while conditions are severe.

Check https://www.bom.gov.au/weather-and-climate/warnings-and-alerts.

The next Severe Weather Warning will be issued by 11:00 am Australian Central Standard Time Monday.The next Severe Weather Warning will be issued by 11:00 am ACST Monday

31/05/2026

Secure and put away loose items around your property, such as outdoor furniture and trampolines, to stop them from being blown away and causing damage. Windy conditions have been forecast across parts of the State for the upcoming week.

⛅For storm preparation tips, visit ses.sa.gov.au/storm
🌦️For weather forecasts, visit https://www.bom.gov.au

☎️For emergency storm or flood assistance, call 132 500
☎️For life-threatening emergencies, call Triple Zero (000)

We're monitoring a significant weather system expected to impact parts of South Australia from Monday into Tuesday. The ...
29/05/2026

We're monitoring a significant weather system expected to impact parts of South Australia from Monday into Tuesday. The weather system is expected to bring strong winds, Thunderstorms, and significant rainfall.

What can you do now?

✅ Secure loose outdoor items such as trampolines, outdoor furniture and bins.
✅ Trim overhanging branches where safe to do so.
✅ Ensure your emergency kit is stocked and ready.
✅ Stay informed by monitoring official warnings and forecasts.
✅ Avoid coastal areas if conditions become dangerous.

Enfield SES volunteers are prepared to respond if required. We encourage everyone to take simple steps now to prepare their homes and families.

If you require emergency assistance due to storm or flood damage, call the SES on 132 500. If the situation is life-threatening, call 000.

Monitor the SA SES Website and social media as well as the BOM Website for the latest. We will keep our Local response area updated here on our social media.

BOM: https://www.bom.gov.au/location/australia/south-australia

Do you know Australia’s warning symbols?.The Australian Warning System is a national system used across Australia to pro...
26/05/2026

Do you know Australia’s warning symbols?.

The Australian Warning System is a national system used across Australia to provide clear and consistent emergency warnings for hazards such as bushfires, floods, storms, cyclones, and extreme heat.

SA SES uses this system to help keep communities informed and safe during severe weather and flooding events.

It uses simple icons and three colour-coded warning levels so you can quickly understand the risk and what action to take:

🟡 Advice
There is a hazard in the area. Stay informed and keep up to date.

🟠 Watch and Act
Conditions are changing. You need to start taking action now to stay safe.

🔴 Emergency Warning
There is immediate danger. You need to act now to protect your life.

These warnings are used across websites, apps, and emergency alerts so that no matter where you are in Australia, the message stays consistent.

Learn more here: https://www.australianwarningsystem.com.au/

Do you recognise these symbols and know what action you would take?

25/05/2026

If you had to grab your emergency kit right now, would it be ready to go?

Emergency kits are an important part of being prepared for storms, floods, and severe weather. Basic items like water, a torch, batteries, medications, and important documents can make a big difference when things do not go to plan. Don’t forget about pets.

Have a look on the SA SES website to find the emergency kit checklist.

Checklist: https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/storm/during-a-storm/ -start

Members of the Enfield team attended the SA State Emergency Service WOW day event at HQ this evening. Thakyou to SES vol...
20/05/2026

Members of the Enfield team attended the SA State Emergency Service WOW day event at HQ this evening.

Thakyou to SES volunteers across SA and Australia. 🧡

🧡 TODAY’S THE DAY… IT’S WOW DAY! 🧡Today we celebrate Wear Orange Wednesday and the incredible volunteers who give their ...
19/05/2026

🧡 TODAY’S THE DAY… IT’S WOW DAY! 🧡

Today we celebrate Wear Orange Wednesday and the incredible volunteers who give their time to help communities across Australia.

We’d love to see how you’re supporting WOW Day today!
Drop your photos in the comments below showing off your orange outfits, socks, shirts, ribbons, or anything orange! 🟠

From all of us at the Enfield SES, thank you for supporting volunteers everywhere.

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