Power Outage Continues for Some in Troy

Some Troy residents are well into their fourth day without electricity following the heavy winds that swept across southeast Michigan Sunday.

Roughly 200 Troy area residents were still without power as of Wednesday afternoon, according to the DTE outage map. 

They are among the 76,000 still without power in southeast Michigan. DTE officials said about 90 percent of all the 302,000 customers that lost service after Sunday should have service restored by late Wednesday night.

Many local residents may have to wait longer. Over 100 DTE customers in the northeast corner of Troy are estimated to be restored late Friday night, according to the outage map. 

The National Weather Service predicts temperatures to dip to about 36 degrees overnight, with a 40 percent chance of rain. City officials announced Tuesday the use of  its Community Center (3179 Livernois Rd.) as a warming center for residents affected by Sunday's storm.

Are you still affected by the power outage? How are getting by? Tell us in the comments.