NWS confirms Lincoln Park tornado, classifies Detroit's
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DETROIT – The Detroit mayor confirmed there was a tornado on the city’s east side on Thursday. Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield said the National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado touched down in the city on Thursday, Sept. 3. This is the first time a tornado was confirmed in the city since 1997. No further details on the tornado were provided.
Much of Metro Detroit is picking up tree limbs, and many are still without power after multiple storms rolled through this week.