'We can't make excuses': DTE works to restore power after Metro Detroit customers left in the dark yet again
Hundreds of DTE crews are working to restore power after storms left Metro Detroit in the dark again.
Metro Detroit weather: Heavy rain until 4 a.m., here's what else to expect
Oakland County took the brunt of the heavy rain with upwards of 5 inches of rain falling in multiple places in the county. But the rain isn't done yet.
Some Detroiters say heavy rain is leading to basement water; DWSW, GLWA say no operational issues
"I just went into the basement and I’m starting to see where water is seeping in and coming up," said Victoria Thomas. "I can’t even go down into the basement because of the mold."
Heavy rain causes flooding on Davison Freeway in Detroit
Heavy rain is causing flooding in Detroit again.
Southeast Michigan Weather: Heavy periods of rain underway, 2-4 inches possible
The farther west you live, the less rain you'll see, but these expected totals are impressive and scary. Most of the Metro Detroit region will get between 2-4 inches with some spots locally seeing over 4 inches.
Beware of flooding -- Detroit pump station could experience power issues when it rains this week
The Great Lakes Water Authority asked for help with a potential power-related issue at the Freud Pumping Station in Detroit. This issue could lead to flooding.
Metro Detroit Flood Watch: What's the difference between a flood and a flash flood?
All of southeast Michigan is under a Flood Watch due to heavy rain in the forecast.
Great Lakes Water Authority warning residents about flood potential this week
Thunderstorms are expected to drop as much as 4 inches of rain over the next few days, including up to 1 inch per hour. GWLA says its system has the capacity to handle the rain load.
Severe weather takes down trees in Detroit, blocking access to multiple roads
Giant trees fell across the road at McDougall Street near Alexandrine and on Western Street. Crews were still cleaning up the wreckage Wednesday morning.
Tracking DTE outages after Southeast Michigan storms - 16K without power
Tens of thousands of DTE customers had their power knocked out after another bout of severe weather rocked Metro Detroit Tuesday night.
Loss of soil strength likely caused mid-Michigan dam to collapse, force evacuations
When the Edenville dam collapsed, it forced 10,000 to evacuate and submerged Midland and several surrounding communities in several feet of water.
Nicholas upgraded to hurricane as it heads for Texas Gulf Coast
The National Hurricane Center in Miami says Nicholas has strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane ahead of its expected landfall in Texas.
Severe weather forces closures at Michigan school district, community college
At least 50,000 people were still without power across the state of Michigan by Wednesday afternoon.
Sen. Gary Peters working to secure funding for Metro Detroit infrastructure after summer flooding
Sen. Gary Peters is working to secure funding that can be used to improve Metro Detroit's infrastructure.
Severe weather rolls through SE Michigan, 45,000 DTE customers without power Wednesday
Metro Detroit is in the path of a line of severe storms moving across the state.
Metro Detroit Weather: Severe storms possible Tuesday
Severe weather is possible again in Southeast Michigan on Tuesday, Sept. 7. Here's what you need to know about this system as it pushes into Metro Detroit.
Heavy rain Tuesday could cause flooding in Metro Detroit -- How to prepare
Metro Detroit could experience flooding again Tuesday.
All About Tornadoes
An approaching cold front could bring the threat of an isolated tornado today. Do you know the signs of tornado development? What would you do if a Tornado Warning was issued? Learn all about tornadoes in this installment of Weather or Not by Meteorologist Lori Pinson.
SHOCKING VIDEO: Ida floodwaters collapse wall of NJ home, trap mother and son
Floodwaters broke through a basement wall in Cranford, New Jersey, briefly trapping a mother and her teenage son.
Ida vs. Katrina: How do they compare?
Hurricane Ida made landfall on the 16th anniversary since Hurricane Katrina did the same. Both storms caused death and destruction but how do they compare?