Relief from the heat is not expected to arrive until Tuesday as outdoor events across Victoria are cancelled and the state remains on high alert for bushfires.
Melbourne is sweltering through its worst heatwave of the year, with the state on high alert for bushfires and records for March likely to tumble.
Meanwhile, another festival in regional Victoria went ahead this weekend despite authorities warning people to stay away.
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