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alongand south of M-59, (where there is) the greatest potential for severe weather. It's thunderstorms, (and) there couldbe some heavy downpoursand damaging wind gusts" of up to 70 mph, said Debra Elliott, meteorologist for the National Weather Service forecast office in White Lake Township.
Date: Feb 23, 2017
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Thousands still without power across Michigan; more snow, warmup coming
Its gonna seem like summer on Saturday compared to the temperatures we have had, but you shouldnt put the coats away because the low overnight Monday into Tuesday were looking at 3 degrees (in Detroit), said Debra Elliott, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in White Lake Townsh
Date: Dec 26, 2013
Category: Business
Source: Google
Warnings: Monster storm may take Great Lakes wave heights to 33 feet
"As that storm moves inland, then we'll have the stronger rain bands come over on Tuesday and Wednesday affecting our area and also picking up the winds," said Debra Elliott, an observation program leader with the NWS station in White Lake Township.
"We will have teams going out to look at the damage and label the strength of the tornadoes," said meteorologist Debra Elliott of the National Weather Service at White Lake Township on Friday. "Right now, based on what we know and have seen on the news, it looks like the Dexter tornado was the stron