Levels of severe weather hitting Michigan late on June 18. Green shading indicates marginal risk of severe weather; yellow indicates slight risk of severe weather; and orange indicates enhanced risk of severe weather. All levels heed dangerous conditions.
Levels of severe weather hitting Michigan late on June 18. Green shading indicates marginal risk of severe weather; yellow indicates slight risk of severe weather; and orange indicates enhanced risk of severe weather. All levels heed dangerous conditions.
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Severe weather coming to Michigan on June 18. How to track, report power outages

Thunderstorms and possible severe weather are forecast in Michigan today, June 18, with high winds, hail and isolated tornadoes possible.

“Scattered storms this morning are not expected to be severe. Additional storms developing this afternoon and evening have a greater chance of being severe,” the National Weather Service said on X. “Damaging winds are the main threat, but large hail and tornado or two are also possible in Lower Michigan.”

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Damaging winds are predicted, with gusts ranging from 20-70 mph, and heavy rainfall could cause flooding.

“Average rainfall totals over the course of Wednesday will be 0.75-1.50 inches with locally higher totals (1.5-3 plus) likely,” the NWS in Detroit said.

If your power goes out during the storms, Michigan’s electric providers have online tools to help you find out when it might come back on.

Current conditions: Michigan weather radar

Here’s where you can report or check on outages in areas of Michigan expected to be impacted:

Consumers Energy power outage map

Use Consumers Energy’s power outage map here.

You can report downed power lines by calling 800-477-5050.

DTE power outage map

Use DTE’s power outage map here.

DTE reminds folks to “please be safe and remember to stay at least 25 feet from any downed power lines — assume they are live and dangerous.”

Report any outage or downed line here.

Lansing Board of Water & Light power outage map

Use Lansing Board of Water & Light’s power outage map here.

To report an outage, call 866-710-8222 or go to the company’s website.

Homeworks Tri-County Electric Cooperative outage map

Use Homeworks’ power outage map here. You can report downed power lines by calling 800-848-9333.

Thumb Electric Cooperative outage map

To report an outage, either visit the website and log in or call 800-327-0166.

To see the outage map, visit the website.

Presque Ile Electric & Gas Co-Op outage map

To report an outage, call 800-423-6634.

To see the outage map, visit the website.

Great Lakes Energy outages

Call 888-485-2537. You can also use the Great Lakes Energy app or log in on the website. Outages cannot be reported via email or social media.

You can see any outages on the website map.

Indiana Michigan Power outage reporting

You can view outages in southwest Michigan on the website.

Immediately after a major storm, report only safety hazards such as downed power lines or equipment that is sparking. The phone number is 800-311-4634; or report an outage on the company website.

Is your service not listed here?

Use poweroutage.us to see other Michigan services and whether there are updates in your area.

There are numerous of public electric and utility companies throughout Michigan. Contact information is available on the Michigan Municipal Electric Association website.

Contact Sarah Moore @smoore@lsj.com

This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Severe weather coming to Michigan on June 18. How to track, report power outages

Reporting by Dan Basso and Sarah Moore, Lansing State Journal / Lansing State Journal

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