Southfield (WWJ)  -- Storms that marched across Michigan Wednesday night left nearly 200,000 homes and businesses without power.  Some areas received more than 4 inches of rain. 

Early Thursday morning, Consumers Energy says about 156,000 of their customers have no electricity, while another 25,000 DTE customers are in that same situation.

A spokesperson for DTE Energy says most of the outages are in Washtenaw County. 

In addition to power outages, local authorities reported uprooted trees and flooded streets.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Warning for small streams in Lenawee County Thursday morning.

Click here for a map of DTE's current power outages.


WWJ's Weather Page

After rain clears out of the region Thursday morning,  a sunny and pleasant holiday weekend is ahead.

Here's the Accuweather forecast:

Thursday night: Mostly clear and cooler. Low 52-56.

Friday, the Fourth: Partly sunny and pleasant. High 76.

Saturday: Plenty of sunshine and nice. High 81.

Sunday: Sunshine along with some clouds. High 85.

Monday: Times of clouds and sun. High 86.