Tornado confirmed as Michigan storms with 75 mph winds down trees, power lines; five people killed

Severe storms with winds of up to 75 mph caused a tornado in Michigan, leading to five deaths and widespread power outages. The National Weather Service confirmed that an EF-1 tornado crossed from Ingham County into Livingston County. In addition to the tornado, heavy rain caused street flooding in the Detroit area, and several vehicles were involved in a fatal collision due to hydroplaning.