Severe weather has caused massive storm damage, affecting a significant number of people. The aftermath of the storm has left 264,000 people without power.
Further details about the extent of the damage and affected areas can be found through DTE Energy's outage map. The map provides the latest reports on power outages.
Residents of Allen Park are among those dealing with the storm's impact. For the most current information, the outage map is available at outage.dteenergy.com/map.
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