“It’s very dangerous. It’s dangerous to dogs. It’s life threatening. It’s also transmittable to humans.”

The nonstop rain and heavy winds caused power outages that knocked out pumps that were already overwhelmed.

Southeast Michigan was hit by another round of heavy storms Wednesday evening and overnight. Here’s a look at some of the rainfall totals from around the area:

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced a plan to use $10 million in emergency spending to help residents recover from June flooding.

For the third time in recent weeks much of Dearborn was flooded and residents are growing frustrated.

In the days following the latest floods that soaked homes across Metro Detroit, a thick layer of mud can still be spotted in one Dearborn Heights neighborhood.

Check out this video of the flooded Lodge Freeway and a drain pouring water onto the highway at Jefferson Avenue.

With multiple rounds of rain in the forecast, a lot of Metro Detroiters are anxious over the potential for flooded basements.

Nearly a dozen families in Grosse Pointe Park have joined a class action lawsuit that demands money and answers for why the flooding was so severe.

Detroit Water and Sewerage Department director Gary Brown came out to supervise the cleanup personally.

It’s not your imagination, there are a lot more mosquitos in Metro Detroit and it’s partly due to the weather.

Residents across Metro Detroit are now worried every time it rains.

Both Mahomes are veterans that have injuries that prevent them from cleaning the basement themselves.

No matter which street you drive through in Grosse Pointe Park or the Jefferson Chalmers area you will see piles of belongings outside homes.

As Metro Detroiters deal with the aftermath of the devastating storms, the American Red Cross is traveling from city to city to help people clean up.

The Gleaners Community Food Bank is stepping up to offer free food for Metro Detroit flood victims.

A Metro Detroit charity works to provide cleaning supplies to people who have been impacted by flooding.

Fast-moving and rising water caused basements to flood in Detroit and now trash is piling up along sidewalks all over the city.

Weather over the weekend damaged hundreds of cars and basements in Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

A State of Emergency was declared Saturday by Highland Park mayor Hubert Yopp after multiple roads, businesses and homes were flooded.

Whitmer said she’s been in touch with Federal Emergency Management Agency and members of Congress, but disaster relief may not come in time as rain is expected to return to Metro Detroit.