METRO DETROIT FLOODING

Scammers are targeting thousands in Metro Detroit who dealt with storm-related problems over the summer.

Residents in one Wayne County community are stuck at home because flooding from heavy rainfalls isn’t subsiding.

A Detroit homeowner has experienced flooding at least four times since the summer, yet she continues to be denied Federal Funding.

All across Metro Detroit there are anxious homeowners hoping their basements will stay dry as more rain moves through the area. Most have been spared by the flooding so far.

The threat of more severe weather Tuesday evening in Metro Detroit has Detroit Water and Sewerage Department crews preparing for another round of floods.

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

Residents in Dearborn Heights worked to clear the drains in the streets so that the water flooding the roads could clear after sudden and heavy rain on Friday (Aug. 27).

A movement is growing in Hamburg Township to protect homeowners from flooding damage.

A pregnant woman was forced to climb out the window of her submerged SUV and sit on the roof after getting stuck on a flooded stretch of Southfield Freeway.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has requested a presidential disaster declaration for Oakland and Macomb counties due to flooding and damage from severe storms in June.

From flooding during the weekend of June 25 to the recent round of heavy storms Aug. 11-12, severe weather in Southeast Michigan has led to damage of buildings, vehicles and roads.

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:

Several streets in Dearborn Heights are under at least a foot of water after another round of heavy rainfall brought flooding to Metro Detroit.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will give residents step-by-step directions on how to apply for flood relief.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency for Farmington, Southfield and Farmington Hills to help with the recovery from flooding and storm damage.

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

Great Lakes Water Authority CEO Sue McCormick has formally submitted her resignation following major flooding issues across the area.

A month after the historic flooding in Metro Detroit new FEMA centers have opened in Garden City, Detroit and Dearborn.

Here is a list of flooded highways, ramp closures and reopenings announced by MDOT on Friday in Metro Detroit.

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

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

I-94 is finally clear of water after severe flooding closed it from Detroit to Dearborn.

Michigan is offering emergency financial relief to low-income residents who need home repairs because of damage from the weekend’s floods.

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.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer held a press conference down on an empty I-94.

Here are pictures and videos showing stretches of I-94 that are still completely flooded, vehicles submerged in water and parts of the highway blocked by stranded cars.

Residents spent much of Saturday and Sunday cleaning up what they could from the devastating floods.

As of 8 p.m. Sunday, I-94 is the only freeway in Wayne County that is still closed.

Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) officials previously expected I-94 to remain closed between Greenfield Road and I-75 through Monday morning rush hour due to the flooding. As of 12:55 p.m. Monday, that stretch of freeway is still closed.

Were you impacted by the damaging storms? There are ways to get help.

Residents spent much of Saturday cleaning up what they could from the devastating floods.

Thousands of Metro Detroiters were impacted by flooding across the area.

The city said it is focused on getting its pumping stations back to 100% and cleaning up the floods.

Residents spent much of Saturday cleaning up what they could from the devastating floods.

Heavy rainfall created major flooding issues across Metro Detroit overnight Friday into Saturday.

City officials in Dearborn held a press conference Saturday afternoon to update residents on the city’s flood response.

Metro Detroit woke up to major flooding and thousands of power outages Saturday morning after heavy rain pounded the area overnight.