Archive · 27 Dec 2025
Winter Storm Causes Power Outages in Michigan
A big winter storm came to Michigan and brought snow and freezing rain.
This made the power go out for more than 30,000 people.
The storm started late on Thursday and continued into Friday.
The areas that were affected are the Lower Peninsula and the western part of the Upper Peninsula.
The power company DTE is working to fix the problem.
More than 30,000 electricity customers in Michigan were without power on Friday.
A winter storm brought a mix of snow and freezing rain to the Lower Peninsula and western Upper Peninsula.
The storm moved into Michigan late on Thursday and continued into Friday.
DTE is the utility company affected by the power outages.
The power outages were caused by winter weather and freezing rain.
- Who
- More than 30,000 electricity customers in Michigan
- What
- Power outages due to a winter storm
- When
- Late Thursday into Friday
- Where
- Lower Peninsula and western Upper Peninsula of Michigan
- Why
- Winter weather and freezing rain
- Number of affected customers
- More than 30,000
- Areas affected
- Lower Peninsula and western Upper Peninsula
- Weather conditions
- Snow and freezing rain
- Time of impact
- Late Thursday into Friday
- Utility company
- DTE