The storm threat has eased, but that doesn't mean the troubles are over for thousands of people around the region.
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Following the wild storms which lashed almost the entire Central West on Wednesday, November 26, a lengthy clean-up process has begun.
To make matters worth, the hot and windy conditions mean the threats of fires remains.
We'll keep you updated via this blog on the clean-up process, ongoing power outages, and the fire threat.
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On Wednesday, more than 800 NSW SES volunteers responded to assist communities in the Central West, Hunter, North Coast, Illawarra and across Sydney impacted by the storms.
The busiest NSW SES Unit in the state was Blacktown, with more than 350 storm-related jobs called in. At Orange, crews responded to about 170 incidents.
At Nevertire, west of Dubbo, entire roofs were blown off properties, including private homes and sheds, and the damage is expected to take several days to clean up.
Nick Guthrie
I started working at the Daily Liberal in 2013 and now hold the position of senior sports journalist for Western NSW, covering all that's happening in in Dubbo, Orange, Bathurst and everywhere in between. Contact me at nick.guthrie@acm.media
Bradley Jurd
Dane Wilson
Dane Wilson is a journalist based in Dubbo. He is interested in sport, history, politics, people stories, and much more. If you have a story, contact him at Dane.wilson@austcommunitymedia.com.au and 0409 960 178. Instagram: danewilson2002.
