A major storm that brought the possibility of widespread damage and tornado touchdowns today petered out by the time it hit metro Detroit and turned out to be no big deal.You might call the forecast overblown – although weather experts say better safe than sorry. Wind gusts in some parts of west Michigan surpassed 70 m.p.h. earlier today. But the storm that some forecasters had compared to the gales of November – as in the storm that sank the Edmund Fitzgerald in 1975 on Lake Superior – were a relative whimper by the time they swept into metro Detroit.
This shit is totally weak. I doubt there were any dudes out wind surfing or building sand castles when the Fitzgerald went down. Every meteorologist on this story should be fired immediately for dishonoring the names of the 29 men who sank into the ruins of her ice water mansion.
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