Tracking DTE Energy power outages in SE Michigan -- Sept. 15, 2021 Thousands in dark after storms Tuesday
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DETROIT – Storms rolled through southeast Michigan Tuesday night, leaving thousands in the dark.
As of 6:29 a.m. Wednesday, DTE Energy reported that more than 20,000 customers were without power.
Officials say more than 350 crews were working to restore power back to customers at that time. Despite the outages, more than 99% of DTE Energy customers still had power.
Click here to see the DTE Energy Outage Map.
As of 6:34 a.m. Wednesday, Consumers Energy reported that nearly 4,000 of its customers were affected by outages.
Live weather radar and alerts: Metro Detroit under severe thunderstorm watch
Report an outage to DTE here. Report an outage to Consumers Energy here.
Related: Michigan AG wants input from residents affected by massive August power outages
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