More than 19,000 people are already without electricity in the Detroit metro due to wind damage, and the strong wind warning remains in power for Southeast Michigan until Monday morning..

According to the map of the power outage DTE, in the range of 10 000 people do not have electricity across the region. There are large pockets of downtime near the mountain. Clemens and Harrison township, Hartland, West Bloomfield and West Bloomfield township, Taylor and Romulus.

The firm said on Friday that they were actually preparing for global outages with gusts of wind approaching 50 mph and 60 mph in the direction of the day. More than 1,000 employees and contractors of DTE, embracing the line employees and experts in pruning trees, are present in standby mode for recovery. Of DTE even asked for support from 300 staff.

A team of DTE employees will focus on eliminating the security hazards of these downed power transmission parts, and all crews will work 16-hour shifts around the clock until the table is restored.

Security is always considered a value. Buyers are required to remain at least 20 feet away from all power lines and anything they come into contact with and consider them alive. They're very insecure. Treat any downed part of the power transmission, as if it were energized. Buyers are obliged to still heed the warning of the yellowish caution tape, which demonstrates actually that there is a downed power line in the area. Do NOT CROSS yellow CAUTION TAPE. Never use a miniature generator from inside the home or business. It emits carbon monoxide, which has the ability to be deadly. Keep it outside, away from Windows and doors, so that couples do not come across inside.

Buyers have every chance to contact DTE when they lose power or witness a downed wire. They have all chances to name 800-477-4747, visit their website dteenergy.com or apply OOD energy for mobile devices.