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16. DTE, Consumers restore power, but some could remain in dark for days

Mon Sep 8, 2014, 05:28 AM

Sep 2014

Utility companies say it could be Wednesday before power is restored to the remaining tens of thousands of homes and businesses in Michigan after a weekend storm left about 452,000 in the dark.

Power has been restored to 250,000 of the 375,000 DTE customers who have been in the dark since Friday night’s severe thunderstorms, DTE Energy said Sunday night.

The majority of remaining customers are expected to have power restored by late tonight, but some may have to wait until Tuesday or Wednesday, the utility said in a statement.

Friday’s storm affected the 10th largest number of customers in DTE’s 111-year history, the company said. Wind gusts of more than 75 mph caused more than 2,000 downed power lines across DTE’s Metro Detroit service area.

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