Michigan’s power grid took a major hit Friday, September 3rd, with over 260,000 customers statewide losing electricity—nearly 10,000 in Lansing alone. Southeast Michigan was especially hard-hit, with DTE serving more than 240,000 outages and Oakland County reporting 100,000 affected. Heavy rain, fierce winds, and suspected tornadoes preceded the storm, forcing utility crews to work around the clock to restore power. With more rain and thunderstorms rolling in, officials urge residents to stay safe, keep at least 25 feet away from downed lines, and report any hazards immediately to their utility provider.
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