DTE Energy says the effort to restore power to hundreds of thousands of customers across Metro Detroit is still expected to take several days.
DTE said it expects 90 percent of its customers to have power restored by Sunday. As of 6 a.m. 515,000 outages remained.
Consumers Energy says it has restored power to about two-thirds of those who lost electricity. It’s still got about 100,000 outages.
Many communities have opened warming centers for people who lost power:
Belleville High School located at 501 W. Columbia Avenue.
Costick Center located at 28600 Eleven Mile.
Kennedy Memorial Building in Lincoln Park.
Redford Community Center.
Salter Community Center in Royal Oak at 1545 E. Lincoln..
Livonia’s Jack E. Kirksey Recreation Center.
City of Detroit :
Crowell Community Center, located at 16630 Lahser.
Coleman A. Young Recreation Center, located at 2751 Bradby Drive.
Farwell Recreation Center, located at 2711 E. Outer Drive.
Patton Recreation Center, located at 2301 Woodmere.
Plymouth warming centers at The First United Methodist Church, Kenneth Catholic Church and NorthRidge Church.
Canton warming center at Summit on the Park.
Pier Park Community Building in Grosse Pointe Farms.
Oak Park Community Center.
Hart Middle School in Rochester Hills.