Severe weather caused significant damage, including to homes and trees. The storm uprooted trees and damaged homes.
Detroit officials addressed the media on Thursday to discuss the aftermath of the severe weather.
Mayor Mary Sheffield spoke about the damage, though further details on the discussion are available from the source.
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