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Last week’s particularly destructive chain of events was exacerbated by a combination of deteriorating social conditions, poorly lighted and constructed roads with little to no drainage, crumbling infrastructure, and, most importantly, the callous indifference of the establishment political parties and the corporate entities masquerading as “public utilities.”
The storms ripped roofs from homes and brought down trees and power lines, leaving hundreds of thousands of people in the state without power.
The weather system is responsible for spawning at least six tornadoes, downing power lines and causing fatal crashes.
Several tornadoes toppled trees, ripped roofs off buildings and killed five people as part of a series of severe storms driven by winds of up to 75 mph in
Thursday evening's severe weather left homes damaged across West Michigan, with close to 200,000 left without power.