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Consumers Energy still has about 500 customers across Southern Michigan without service this morning. But that’s a far cry from well over 30,000 who lost power at the height of the storm activity Monday night.

If you looked at radar images late afternoon yesterday you knew something notable was on the way. A powerful storm line that got its start in Nebraska was rolling through Chicago and moving in on us.

Heading into the weekend, the roller coaster is taking a headlong plunge in some coastal areas. And seemingly in the blink of an eye, did another abrupt changeover and went back up to near normal overnight.

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North Beach in South Haven remains closed Monday while crews decide what their next steps will be after a man went missing in Lake Michigan during red flag warnings.

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The park was closed immediately after the storm. But enough has been repaired to allow the city to reopen the park. It had been opened up for the season just hours before the storm hit.

The Consumers Energy information system has been showing a changing number of affected customers, at most a few hundred.

Today, residents and businesses in several areas of Calhoun County are waiting for power, mostly to the west of the City of Battle Creek