Six confirmed tornadoes in southeast Michigan.
One of the more highly populated areas hit by the tornadoes was Fenton. A tornado that began in Livingston County's Cohoctah Township struck the southern Genesee County community as it moved along a 26-mile path, damaging at least 250 homes and businesses, the weather service said.
"Fenton sustained the greatest amount of damage where the tornado path widened to approximately one-quarter mile — including the snapping and uprooting of hundreds of trees," the weather service said in a statement.
The tornado that touched down near Charlotte and ended near Potterville in Eaton County generated winds approaching 140 mph, making it Michigan's strongest tornado in 10 years, the weather service said.
ArticleI have relatives in Fenton. The town's just south of Flint (Michael Moore's hometown). The relatives were shopping at Target when it came through and they took shelter there. Fenton also has a nice outlet mall, I hope that didn't get demolished.
One of the tornados, perhaps that one, was described on the news as being an F3.
I can't find any good pictures of the damage or flooding. I saw one house on the news that was a pile of wood. Also saw footage on local news of highways flooding and enormous traffic backups, and of course your idiots trying to drive through the water and getting stupidly stuck in the middle.

In an article about the Fenton tornado, but I think they just took a stock photo of generic tornado and posted it in the article.

The Tigers-Yankees game was delayed until 10pm and went 11 innings and 2-3 am. Tigers won. :3
And none of the tornados came too close to me, the closest I think was 15-20 miles or so..
