text: Emergency services are preparing for damaging winds to hit large parts of New South Wales as residents in  Victoria and Queensland prepare for a week of colder weather. The NSW State Emergency Service anticipates calls across the Sydney metropolitan, Hunter and Illawarra regions with winds of up to 100km/h expected over the next two days. The SES had responded to about 15 jobs on Monday morning, mainly in Sydney metro area. Scroll down for video . Winds of at least 100km/h lashed parts of the east coast, causing this tree to fall on a car in East Gosford, on the NSW Central Coast, wth a driver and passenger inside. They were treated for only minor injuries. They were treated for minor injuries by paramedics. The SES is preparing for damaging winds to hit parts of NSW over the next two days . Pedestrians shelter under umbrellas from heavy rain in Sydney on Monday. Rain and damaging winds averaging 55 to 70 km/h with gusts to about 100 km are forecast to develop along the coastal fringe of the Sydney Metropolitan, Hunter and Illawarra regions . MONDAY . TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY . FRIDAY . SATURDAY . A pedestrian is drenched while crossing  the street in the Sydney central business district during heavy rain on Monday . 'We anticipate there will be some more requests for assistance coming through, due to the fact there's a severe weather warning currently for damaging winds,' an SES spokeswoman told AAP. According to the Bureau of Meteorology forecast, winds averaging 55km/h to 65km/h with gusts to about 100km/h are set to develop in Sydney, the Hunter and Illawarra on Monday afternoon and evening. The SES said there is also some rainfall forecast in the same areas for Monday, which are not yet included on the warning. Rainfall could be 40-60mm across most of those areas, with up to 100mm in some places. A weather map from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology shows three-hourly precipitation as at 1pm AEST on Monday . A ship makes its way out to sea in Sydney on Monday. The Bureau of Meteorology has been issued for Sydney Closed Waters, the Hunter Coast, Sydney Coast, Illawarra Coast, Batemans Coast and Eden Coast . The SES had responded to about 15 jobs on Monday morning, mainly in Sydney metro area . Snow has started to fall at Perisher in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales . Perisher will see a snow shower or two on Monday with a maximum temperature of three degrees celcius . On Tuesday there will be a 30 per cent chance of a snow shower with temperatures expected to sit between -1 and 3 degrees . '(We're) waiting for it to develop,' the spokeswoman said. Dangerous surf conditions are also expected to develop on Monday. The SES is advising people to move their cars under cover, secure loose yard or balcony items and keep clear of fallen powerlines. Meanwhile in Victoria, residents are bracing for what could be the coldest April week in six years, The Age reported. People in Melbourne endured hail storms on the weekend and are set to endure a cold week until the end of the weekend with ranging between lows of 7 degrees and highs of 19 degrees all week. A cold front is expected to move across the state on Friday, creating the conditions for a cold and rainy Anzac Day. South-east Queensland is also preparing for below average temperatures this week and rain on Monday and possibly Tuesday. The first major snowfall of the year has happened at the ski fields at Thredbo, in southern New South Wales near the Victoria border . The area's forecast says to expect possible snow showers in areas above 1200m and temperatures between -2 and 3 degrees . On the weekend Melbourne endure freak hail storms. Victorians are bracing for what could be the coldest April week in six years . Melbourne residents are set to endure a cold week until Anzac Day with ranging between lows of 7 degrees and highs of 19 degrees .
target: Emergency services are preparing for damaging winds of up to 100km/h to hit large parts of New South Wales .
  The SES had responded to about 15 jobs on Monday morning, mainly in Sydney metropolitan area .
  Residents in Victoria and Queensland prepare for a week of colder weather after a hail storm hit Melbourne .