A child has had a close call with a large flying scrap of metal after fleeing from a park during a Melbourne storm.
Shocking footage shows a group of children run out of a park in Fitzroy, Melbourne, as wild weather lashed the region on Sunday.
A child is seen trying to catch up with two other children, before a massive chunk of corrugated iron suddenly flies across the carpark.
A child has narrowly missed a flying piece of corrugated iron after fleeing a Fitzroy park during wild weather (pictured)
The flying debris narrowly misses the child's head by centimetres.
Despite the close call, the children continue on unfazed before the scrap of metal flies into parked cars and a parking sign.
The worst of Melbourne's wild weather saw damaging winds and heavy rainfall begin to clear by 9pm on Sunday.
Winds reached up to 65km an hour in parts of the city as State Emergency Services (SES) responded to 200 calls for help between 3pm and 4pm in Central Victoria.
More than 164 calls were made due to fallen trees and 24 calls reported building damage or collapses.
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The group of children run out of the park in Fitzroy Melbourne as the city recorded wind gusts of up to 65km/h on Sunday (pictured)