In pictures: NSW coast smashed by 'bomb cyclone'
The NSW coast has been battered by an intense storm system, with warnings from the SES that "we are not out of the woods yet".
A massive tree was uprooted in Heathcote and blocked the road.
The SES received 1705 calls for help overnight, as winds of up to 100km/h blew trees over.
Railway Parade in Lewisham was closed after gusty winds blew the roof off a building, leaving debris all over the road.
On the Central Coast, the roof of a home was blown off by the intense winds.
Intense winds also damaged the roof of this shopping strip at Long Jetty on the Central Coast.
The NSW SES posted images of its volunteers working in the ongoing storm.
Demountable structures were blown over at a construction site in Cronulla.
Over 25,000 residents across NSW were impacted by power outages.
About 10,500 customers were left without power, according to AusGrid.
There were 6500 customers impacted in the Hunter-Newcastle region and another 3000 in the Central Coast.
At 10am on Wednesday, there were just under 1000 affected customers in Sydney.
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