(WWJ) More than 30,000 homes and businesses across metro Detroit are still without power following Tuesday evening's storms.
The National Weather Service tells WWJ that the heavy storms had 60 mile-per-hour winds that brought down trees in some cases, and pea-size hail was also reported.
The hardest hit areas are in Farmington, White Lake, Oxford, Troy, Pontiac and Livonia. There is also a cluster of outages in the Lapeer County area.
In Farmington, more than 4,300 people are still in the dark as of Wednesday morning.
In the White Lake/Highland Charter Township area, about 1,750 customers are without power, while more than 2,200 customers are off the grid in Pontiac.
There are also significant outages in other areas of Auburn Hills; Rochester Hills; Bloomfield Hills; and West Bloomfield.
See the DTE outage map here to check the status and the estimated restoration time in your area.
As of Tuesday night, DTE said they had 129 crews in the field. Multiple smaller pockets of outages are scattered all across the listening area.
