Weather

Temperatures are cool with most spots in the mid-50s. We'll warm up quickly through the afternoon with highs headed to the mid to upper 70s. Expect to see a blue sky and plenty of sunshine.

"When it comes down your driveway, your whole family’s on the line - it's the only thing going through your mind at the time," said Wes McKeel.

“We do still have some semi-trucks that are unaccounted for, that are in the woods, that were picked up during the tornado and taken off the highway," she said.

"I know for folks, the mental and emotional strain of this," Gilchrist said. "Not to mention the financial (strain) will be significant."

We're expecting a quiet evening with temperatures falling through the 70s. We'll bottom out in the mid-60s early Saturday morning.

Barns that are several generations old were flattened after a tornado tore through rural Michigan

Among the biggest pieces of advice is to avoid scams as they pop up in the wake of disasters.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency for Wayne and Monroe Counties in response to this week's rounds of storms.

Some freeways in Metro Detroit have reopened after flooding Friday morning, while other stretches are still closed.

Wayne County declared a state of emergency Friday following severe thunderstorms that pounded the area this week. On Thursday, many areas dealt with flooding before another round of damaging storms hit.

The Showerman family home managed to escape most of the damage, but the surrounding property, dozens of trees, and their barns didn't fair as well.