DUNDEE, Mich. (WXYZ) — An EF-0 tornado touched down in Dundee Saturday morning, the National Weather Service confirmed.
An EF0 tornado was confirmed in Dundee, Michigan from late this morning. Much of the damage was focused in the downtown area. https://t.co/6yYTYAs3Q7 #miwx pic.twitter.com/xF7qFmHCcn
— NWS Detroit (@NWSDetroit) April 1, 2023
Most of the damage was focused in the downtown area after the storms ripped through.
Photo courtesy Dundee Police Department
Police say parts of roofs were blown off buildings from the high winds, and there are reports of power lines down.
The storm caused damage near Main Street in the downtown area.
Police say no injuries have been reported.
The Dundee Police Department and Fire Department responded to the scene; they were joined by the Michigan State Police, Monroe County Sheriff's Office, Dundee DPW, Ida & Summerfield Fire, Monroe County Emergency Management, Michigan Gas and DTE.
Police urge people to stay away from the scene as they continue cleanup.
Photo courtesy Kevin Richards
Photo courtesy Dundee Police Department
Photo courtesy Dundee Police Department
