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Strong storms leave thousands without power. See where

Severe storms across Southeast Michigan have caused widespread damage and power outages affecting hundreds of thousands of residents.

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The brief

Strong storms have resulted in extensive power outages across Southeast Michigan. The disruptions were significant enough to force the closure of the Detroit Zoo on the Fourth of July.

Coverage from WXYZ Channel 7 and ClickOnDetroit highlights that hundreds of thousands are without power, while MLive.com reports that 66,000 Michigan residents have already regained electricity. The Lansing State Journal and other local outlets are directing the public to outage maps to track affected areas.

Attention remains on the ongoing efforts by crews to restore power to remaining residents. According to ClickOnDetroit, further storms are possible for the Fourth of July holiday.

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Which major attraction was affected by the outages?

The Detroit Zoo was closed on the Fourth of July due to the power outages.

How many people have had their power restored so far?

According to MLive.com, 66,000 Michigan residents have regained power.

Where is the damage most concentrated?

Coverage indicates widespread damage and outages specifically across Southeast Michigan.

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