WEDNESDAY NEWS HIT – Powerful thunderstorms on Tuesday night toppled trees in Metro Detroit.
Harvard Shore Drive in St. Clair Shores was hit particularly hard. Residents said the storm that moved through the area was quick, lasting only a few minutes, but powerful.
“It was pretty wild. It was raining really hard and the rain was picking up, and heard a long bang, and I thought it ws thunder. It happened to be the tree,” resident Ron Pleva said. “It had to be a hellacious wind because that tree is pretty old.”
Pleva said the large tree that was toppled was around 60 years old.
Other areas where large trees were ripped out of the ground include Clinton Township and Harrison Township.
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