A look at the damage left behind after severe storms roll through Metro Detroit

PLYMOUTH, Mich. – Many people and cities are cleaning up Wednesday morning after severe storms rolled through Metro Detroit overnight.

As of 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday more than 200,000 DTE Energy customers were still without power. Severe storms in the early-morning hours Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024, caused power lines to come down and uprooted trees.

Records indicate that wind speeds hit around 70 miles per hour.

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In Plymouth, the storms hit the city around 2:30 to 3 a.m. Local 4 crews saw many downed trees in one Plymouth neighborhood, including one that had been split down the middle and was laying across the road.

---> Parts of Metro Detroit under marginal risk of severe storms Wednesday

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Lines down and caught car on fire

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