DETROIT – Firefighters, police officers and utility workers have been working around the clock after Friday and Saturday night's storms.
The severe weather has left a mess, including downed power lines and trees to widespread power outages.
It has been a busy weekend for crews at DTE. They're dealing with round two of the massive power outages across Metro Detroit and outside the region. The number of power outages have gone up drastically since Saturday morning.
Severe weather ripped through our area again Saturday evening. DTE says right now there are about 350,000 customers without power.
During Friday night's storms, more than 120,000 people were affected. That storm caused more than 500 downed power lines, but crews were able to restore power to about 60,000 customers before the second round of storms came.
Saturday evening's storms caused more than 300,000 outages and about 1,100 downed power lines.
Crews are working to restore power to those areas. DTE cannot give a time frame as to when power will be restored to customers.
You can also monitor outages in your area using the DTE outage app.
Keep an eye out for severe weather alerts and the radar here:
- Find all weather forecasts and news at ClickOnDetroit.com/WeatherCenter.