Thousands of residents on Sydney's Northern Beaches have spent the night without power after a severe thunderstorm struck late yesterday.
Thousands of residents on Sydney’s Northern Beaches have spent the night without power after a severe thunderstorm struck late yesterday.
Energy company Ausgrid has been working through the night to restore power to residents in Dee Why, Forestville, St Ives, North Curl Curl, Narrabeen, Turramurra, and Elanora Heights – after cyclonic winds caused damage to power lines.A woman has died and two others are seriously injured – after a tree fell on them near Narrabeen.
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