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Overview

A cold front tracked across Southeast Michigan on October 7th, between 9 PM - 12 AM, producing fast-moving severe thunderstorms spanning numerous counties. The main threat with all the severe thunderstorms was damaging wind gusts, as strong winds aloft were brought to the surface by the storms, amplified by the forward speed of the storms themselves. Local storm reports consisted of downed trees and tree limbs, downed power lines, and building damage. Additionally, rotation seen on Doppler radar was responsible for two tornado warnings, for both Livingston and Lapeer Counties. A tornado has not been confirmed at this time, however, multiple accounts of downed trees were reported within the warned areas.

 

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