A tree was brought down on the home on Thursday afternoon, but due to the tree slowly tipping as opposed to falling, the initial signs are that little damage was inflicted on the property, while no-one was injured. 

It was one of half-a-dozen jobs the SES responded to, with damage across the city on Thursday as blustery winds hit Orange. 

Two trees were found blocking Clergate Road, one of which – on a corner – had resulted in a car collided with the already-felled tree. 

There were four jobs in and around Orange on Thursday morning as a result of Wednesday night’s wild weather, including two trees blocking roads.

The SES received a call-out along Cargo Road at about 5am, where a tree was blocking both lanes of traffic, and another along Vittoria Road along the Mitchell Highway towards Bathurst. 

Two trees also lost significant branches in the city itself, one on a property between The Escort Way and Cargo Road and one property along Phillips Street. 

Neither properties were damaged. 

Orange was lashed with wind gusts of up to 50 kilometres per hour on Wednesday and Thursday.

Thirteen millimetres of rain fell in the early hours on Thursday morning, with 33mm recorded across the 24 hours leading up to 9am on Thursday. 

SES Orange controller Kim Stevens said people should call the SES to respond to damage and take caution when approaching fallen trees.