An Extreme Heat Watch goes into effect on Saturday morning and will last for several days across metro Detroit.

Strong storms with periods of heavy rain and conditions which could bring tornadic activity are rolling though Metro Detroit Wednesday.

A fast-moving storm system Tuesday mid-afternoon has brought temperatures down about 20 degrees, but it has also left nearly 32,000 families and businesses in the dark.

Safety tips offered by the utilities: • Stay at least 25 feet away from downed power lines, and to report unguarded downed lines by calling 9-1-1 and your utility.

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