Residents in these areas are encouraged to use the remaining time before the FDP begins to prepare their properties and complete any planned private burn-offs while conditions and regulations allow.
This includes cleaning up dry grass, leaves, and other flammable materials, as well as completing safe private burn-offs while they are still permitted.
Deputy Chief Officer for the North West region, Trevor Weston said the landscape is primed for fire.
"There has been abundant grass and crop growth throughout spring," Trevor said.
"This means there is lots of fuel and fires, should they start, would spread quickly.
"We need people to use the time before the fire danger period starts to ensure they are prepared and then once restrictions begin, to really adhere to them strictly."
For more information on preparing your property and understanding local fire restrictions, visit www.cfa.vic.gov.au. Those conducting burn-offs should notify authorities online at the Fire Permits Victoria website (www.firepermits.vic.gov.au).
If for any reason you need to start your burn-off immediately (within 2 hours), you can still register by calling 1800 668 511.
By registering your burn-off online, you allow emergency call takers to allocate more of their time taking calls from people who need emergency assistance immediately.
No burning off is permitted during the FDP without a Permit to Burn, which can be applied for through the Fire Permits Victoria website.
Fire Danger Period information: