Weld joint of a low alloy CrMoV cast steel used in steam turbine castings has been characterized by the dynamic fracture toughness parameter, K//I//d, through testing of precracked Charpy V-notch impact specimens on an instrumented impact test equipment. Influence of the relative orientation of fatigue precrack front and the weld zones on K//I//d is investigated in addition to individual zone analysis. A composite weld joint with crack front enveloping all the three zones simultaneously is found to be an appropriate configuration for conservative fracture mechanics based design analysis.