DTE Energy reported 34,988 power outages; Consumers Energy, 190,508; Presque Isle Electric & Gas Co-op, 32,071; Alpena Power, 16,447; and Great Lakes Energy, which serves western northern Michigan from the tip of the state to Holland, reported 45.257 outages.

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A historic ice storm that knocked out power over the weekend to a large swath of Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula has wreaked havoc on daily life.

The sounds of tree branches cracking and ice rattling windows echoed around Northern Michigan over the weekend as ice storms battered the region. According to meteorologist Joe Delizio at the National Weather Service office in Gaylord,

An ice storm warning continued for nine Michigan counties, with additional accumulations of up to 0.75 inches expected in spots.

The damage to parts of Northern Michigan following the weekend’s historic ice storm is nothing short of catastrophic, according to a state official. The massive amount of damage and the long-lasting effects of this storm rise to the level of a catastrophe,

The main issue, according to Andy Sullivan, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Gaylord, is going to be wind gusts forecast to be 30 mph or stronger.