CFA warns Harrietville to stay vigilant BUSHFIRES continue to burn around Victoria, with residents in the Harrietville alpine region warned to stay vigilant. The CFA says the large, slow-moving blaze in the state's northeast is expected to pick up on Monday afternoon and residents are warned to stay alert and follow their bushfire plans. Fire crews are backburning south of Harrietville, with the fire burning in the Sambas Mine area. A large bushfire in the Kerrie area, near Mount Macedon, northwest of Melbourne, is described as slow moving, with crews working to control a medium-sized spot fire that has broken out. The Aberfeldy bushfire in Gippsland continues to burn near the Mount Baw Baw region, about 200 kilometres east of Melbourne, having already engulfed more than 82,000 hectares. Firefighters also brought a grassfire near Shepparton, in the state's north, under control. Temperatures in northeast Victoria are forecast to be in the low to mid-30s all week, with temperatures in the Macedon, Melbourne and eastern parts of the state set to increase from the high 20s early in the week and into the 30s over the weekend. There's a high fire danger for most of the state in the CFA's four day forecast to Thursday.