Nearly 9,000 Consumers Energy customers in mid-Michigan were without power Saturday morning following overnight storms. The majority of the outages are in the St. Charles area, with other areas including Mount Pleasant and Lansing also affected. DTE Energy reports 322 customers without power in the Metro Detroit area. Strong wind gusts are forecasted to continue throughout the day, with wind advisories in place for much of Michigan. Grand Traverse County, Leelanau County, Benzie County, and Manistee County are under a high wind warning until 8 p.m. The National Weather Service warns of branches falling, unsecured objects being displaced, and localized power outages. Travel may be difficult for high-profile vehicles. The winds are expected to develop before noon and continue into the afternoon and evening across the state. Customers are advised to stay updated on the outage situation and take precautions as needed.
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