Michigan counties brace for potential flooding overnight as Hurricane Beryl remnants move into area

Dozens of Michigan counties will be under a flood watch as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl move into the Great Lakes region. Many of the areas could see 2-4 inches of rain between Tuesday and Wednesday night. Those living in areas prone to flooding should prepare to take action.

[@RCmack]

The south part of Dearborn Heights may be hit hard by flooding, as could Taylor, Allen Park, and Lincoln Park.
Hines Drive between Outer Drive & Ann Arbor Trail may be closed for several days after Beryl hits and passes.

[@stephaniecannon410]

I am praying that it will pass over me. I know GOD revealed this to me. 🙏

[@user-ym9qw3gg3j]

Already 2 inches north of Indiana

[@zcvxs]

So amazing how many hurricane's are born off coast of Africa...now arriving.. in north east u.s. and still semi strong

[@Kate44220]

I am in the path of this storm plus I am trying to get home and thered so much rain on the streets

[@Countryballlander]

I'm in alma and it's a ocean

[@mrbob19561]

At least you have gutters