After storms swept through Kent County Tuesday afternoon many residents were left without power.
ROCKFORD, Mich. — After a storm swept through Michigan on Tuesday, crews are working in Rockford to restore electricity. The storm brought down tree limbs and powerlines, leaving many homes without power.
One Rockford resident said Tuesday’s storms took them by surprise.
“I didn’t even know we were supposed to get rain today. I quick checked my radar, and I saw it coming very quickly, so it just hit a lot faster than I was expecting,” said Rockford resident Shanna Gauss.
Moments after Gauss came home from work, Tuesday’s storm caused a tree to completely collapse outside of her next-door neighbor’s home in Rockford.
“All of a sudden, the skies just turned really dark and I came running up here to check it out and just kind of watch as things were kind of flying through the …
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