Sydney weather: winds bring down trees and power lines, cause commuter delays

By Peter Hannam, Alexandra Back and Melanie Kembrey
Updated July 14 2014 - 10:18am, first published June 24 2014 - 8:33pm
Welcome sign on the mountains.
Welcome sign on the mountains.
Winds brought down trees at Hornsby Heights.
Winds brought down trees at Hornsby Heights.
SES volunteers retrieve a trampoline from the roof of a house. Photo: SES
SES volunteers retrieve a trampoline from the roof of a house. Photo: SES
Start of a white week: Huge snowfall at perisher. Photo: Perisher Media
Start of a white week: Huge snowfall at perisher. Photo: Perisher Media

More than 20,000 homes in NSW were left without power and commuters faced delays on their trips home after wind gusts of up to 110km/h brought down trees and power lines.

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