Power Outages

When will your power be restored? We have estimates for Michigan outages.

Two weeks ago storms rolled across West Michigan and across the state leaving hundreds of thousands of residents without power. Some for over a week. Now the Michigan Attorney General wants to hear your stories.

Another big line of storms roared across the state overnight. The sounds at times were more like sensations with homes and buildings shaking from pressure waves from the lightning and thunder.

Thousands of homes and businesses throughout southern Michigan are without power this morning. Consumers Energy, Indiana-Michigan Power, and DTE Energy, all have crews in the field working to get service restored.

Give yourself plenty of extra time for your morning commute as a winter storm will move through tonight into tomorrow bringing heavy wet snow, freezing rain, and mixed precipitation.

Watch the beauty and fury of Lake Michigan waves being pushed by strong and gusty winds as it pummels Ludington Lighthouse.

Wind gusts are forecasted to reach as much as 60 miles per hour tonight as a new weather system pushes in bringing storms and cooler air.

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

Powerful storms brought strong winds, torrential rain, hail, and power outages to Battle Creek on Wednesday.