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Police, Utilities Warn Of Possible Outages On Sunday

A truck, fallen trees, and two construction workers.
Katie Cook
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WKAR-MSU

Michigan State Police and utilities are warning people high winds could cause power outages on Sunday.

The National Weather Service says a high wind watch is in effect from Saturday night through Sunday night in southern and eastern Michigan including the Thumb region. It says sustained west winds of 30-40 mph with gusts as high as 60 mph are possible.

The high winds will begin in western Michigan and move eastward.

Consumers Energy says it's is mobilizing resources and making other preparations to respond to outages.

DTE Energy said Friday it has more than 1,000 employees and contractors, including line workers and tree trim professionals, on standby for restoration and has requested help from an additional 300 out-of-state line workers.

Credit National Weather Service
Credit National Weather Service

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