(WWJ) Much of the WWJ Newsradio 950 listening area was under a tornado warning at some point over the last 24 hours, but were there any actual tornadoes?
It might be a while before all surveys are complete, but here's what we know so far.
The National Weather Service confirmed that a brief tornado touched down in St. Clair County Wednesday night.
Weather spotters say the EF-0 storm struck just northeast of Marysville around 7:20 p.m. Wednesday. Peak winds hit 75 miles per hour along a narrow path between Gratiot Boulevard and Highway 29.
No one was hurt, and the storm left behind only sporadic tree damage along its path.
In Livingston County, the Brighton Area Fire Authority posted on Facebook that there was a "confirmed tornado in Webberville," Thursday afternoon.
There was no immediate information from the NWS on a Webberville twister, and no further information was released.
By 4:45 p.m. on Thursday, all Tornado Warnings — including for parts of Oakland County, Macomb County and Monroe County — all expired or were canceled.
No injuries have thus far been reported.
There are numerous tree and power line damage across Southeast Michigan after a couple of rounds of late-summer storms blew through late Wednesday and Thursday. DTE Energy said there were more than 300,000 homes and businesses without power, late Thursday afternoon. [CHECK THE DTE OUTAGE MAP]
DTE Energy reminds to public to always stay at least 25 feet away from any downed power lines and anything they are in contact with. [Report a damaged power line here].
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