About 10 homes in the south-west Victorian town of Casterton have been flooded, after the swollen Glenelg river peaked overnight.  A further 40 to 50 homes in Casterton have been surrounded by water, after the river rose from 5.86 metres to 6.09 metres.  The SES said it will take about 24 hours for the water to recede, but said its crews had not received any reports of major emergencies.  Residents in the Victorian town of Casterton are on high alert as flood waters levels continue to rise. (9NEWS)  An earlier Bureau of Meteorology flood warning advised residents not to enter floodwaters.  SES crews and police had worked overnight in the region, responding to about 220 calls for help since late Friday.  READ MORE: Farmers rescue dogs stranded on roof of flooded car  Earlier, the SES warned of possible flooding of homes and farmland.  "The peak might put the Glenelg into major flood level and that will mean some properties could potentially be impacted," an SES spokeswoman said.  Racing Victoria has cancelled their meeting in Casterton today, after floodwaters blocked access to the racecourse.  Flood warnings were also issued for the Murray River at Corowa, the King River at Docker Road near Wangaratta, and elsewhere.  SES crews and police have responded to 220 calls for help in the region over the past 24 hours. (9NEWS)  "We do have another cold front that will reach southwest Victoria late on Sunday," senior forecaster Chris Godfred said yesterday.  "But for the next 24 hours it should be largely dry across most of the state."  The BoM has forecast that another band of rain could affect inland Victoria on Tuesday and Wednesday.  For a full list of Victoria weather warnings, visit the BoM website.  © Nine Digital Pty Ltd 2016
Residents in the southwest Victorian town of Casterton remain on high alert, with the Glenelg River peaking at more than six metres following heavy rain. &nbsp;