UPDATE: June 2
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Bendigo is set to have a dry week ahead with almost no rain predicted for the region going into the first week of winter.
This follows massive downpours across the state including 24.4mm of rain which fell across the city on May 30.
The rain at the end of last week was a welcomed relief after a very dry April, March and February.
The four month spell of February, March, April and May only produced 36.6mm of rain for the Bendigo region.
However the coming week, according to the Bureau of Meteorology, is going to produce almost no rain.
But, there is a slight chance of precipitation on June 5 and 6.
ORIGINAL STORY: May 31
There's more rain on the way for Victoria.
That's the good news after there were plenty of winners and losers in the first promising rain front to pass across the state for weeks.
Shepparton and other areas in central and northern Victoria were the big winners this time around.
Shepparton has recorded a mighty 58mm already in the past 24 hours, most after 7pm.
![Where the rain fell to 9am today. Graphic from Bureau of Meteorology. Where the rain fell to 9am today. Graphic from Bureau of Meteorology.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/39XqhrgY6riNnQBs6VEtc8R/6eb55238-6bbb-44ec-8247-0e5b6b984cfd.jpg/r0_38_660_473_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Kyabram has had 33mm, Albury 32mm, Wangaratta 36mm and Echuca 33mm.
Bendigo got 24.4mm to 9am on May 31 at the Bureau's gauge at the airport.
Get ready for more rain
The Bureau of Meteorology says more fronts are on the way - with another on Tuesday and another at the end of next week.
There will be some showers about this weekend as well.
Many believe Thursday and Friday's rain - whether it produced the big totals most were looking for on not - signal a change to the monotonously dry weather patterns at least.
Other rain totals to 7am (Friday):
Swan Hill 15mm, Charlton 14mm, Mildura 9mm.
Edenhope 13mm, Horsham 9mm, Stawell 14, Warracknabeal 9mm.
Casterton 11mm, Dartmoor 11mm, Hamilton 12mm, Ballarat 12mm.
The rain front is still moving across Gippsland which has recorded falls of 21mm at Omeo, Latrobe Valley 8mm, Bairnsdale 5mm.
High country areas received a welcome drenching as well with Falls Creek topping the state with 85mm.