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Michigan tornadoes: More than 120K without power after twisters strike

DETROIT Metro Detroit is once again left reeling from damage done by heavy rains. The southeast Michigan area, still recovering from flooding over a week  ago, accumulated another 1-2 inches of rain during a wave of storms Saturday afternoon and evening, said National Weather Service White Lake Township meteorologist Megan Varcie, leading to flooding on southbound M-10 and other areas. The National Weather says tornadoes struck near Detroit and Flint on Saturday evening. The two EF-1 tornadoes touched down in Genesee County s Clayton Township around 6:30 p.m. and in Oakland County around 7:45 p.m., the weather service said Sunday. Damage from both storms was consistent with winds of 100 mph touched down in Oakland County around 7:45 p.m., the weather service said Sunday. Both twisters traveled about 1.8 miles, damaging trees. One person suffered minor injuries.

Thousands in Detroit, Flint without power after tornadoes hit

Thousands in Detroit, Flint without power after tornadoes hit One minor injury and no deaths have been reported, per the National Weather Service Loading the player. Metro Detroit and Flint Michigan experienced a series of tornadoes on Saturday, damaging several homes and businesses in Macomb, Oakland and Genesee counties and leaving thousands of residents without power. The National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed Sunday that a series of tornadoes touched down across southeastern Michigan on Saturday, including one in Macomb County’s city of Armada, one in the White Lake township of Oakland County, and one in Genesee County. Here is the storm survey for an EF-1 tornado that touched down in White Lake yesterday evening. pic.twitter.com/wdvxNGciFc NWS Detroit (@NWSDetroit) July 25, 2021

Michigan COVID-19 infections double in 2 weeks

Michigan COVID-19 infections double in 2 weeks DAVID EGGERT, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail LANSING, Mich. (AP) Michigan on Friday reported an average of 431 new daily COVID-19 infections over three days, up 47% from the same period a week earlier. Cases have gone up in all but one state over the past two weeks, which health officials nationally have attributed to the fast-spreading delta variant of the coronavirus. Michigan s seven-day average, 332, is double what it was two weeks ago. The test positivity rate, which also has been rising, was 4.7% on Thursday. The state s two-week case rate, however, is lower than in all but four states. Just 256 adults were hospitalized with confirmed infections, a fraction of the peak of more than 4,000 in April, when Michigan had a third surge.

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