Tracking DTE power outages in SE Michigan on June 10, 2020 More than 340,000 without power statewide
A lineman at work in SE Michigan (WDIV)
DETROIT – Power outages should be expected with damaging wind gusts being forecasted for Wednesday afternoon.
We will be tracking the DTE Energy power outages in southeastern Michigan right here.
As of 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, DTE Energy reported 177,540 customers without power.
As of 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, Consumers Energy reported 166,839 without power.
DTE: Severe weather is in the forecast and could lead to significant power outages across Southeast Michigan. Our crews are on standby to safely restore your power and are taking extra safety measures due to COVID-19. To help keep our customers and our employees healthy throughout the pandemic, if you see crews working in your neighborhood, please stay at least six feet away. Please note: Estimates for restoring your power may take several hours to prepare and could change once crews arrive on scene and fully assess equipment damage.
Check the DTE Energy outage map here.
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