Many of them just have debris circling them. Staying in Muskegon this afternoon, a mobile home park cleaning up after storms took down multiple trees there. Yeah, the storm left dozens of people without power and water. We have 13 on your sides. Julie Kerrick joining us live from there now. And Julie, you actually spoke with a woman who had a very close call, right? Very close call. Alicia lives here in Maple Island estates and this tree was just inches from taking out her car. A lot of her neighbors weren't as lucky trees fell on cars on homes. Some have split but still haven't fallen yet because they use well water here. They don't have any water right now. So no water, no bathrooms, no showers, no air conditioning. Alicia says as a mother of a child with disabilities, that's a big problem. My biggest concern because of her gervais syndrome is that it's gonna get hot in the house and I need to cool her down. So, like I said, as soon as the rain actually lets up and I don't see any more lightning, we're gonna pop her in her wheelchair and just kind of stroll her around and make sure she's cooled down. She said her daughter had one of her doctors appointments today, but that was also canceled because they don't have power either. We have seen some fire trucks and maintenance crews come throughout the area, but the consumer outage map doesn't currently have a time for when the power will be back on here for now. Live in Muskegon County, Julie o'hare 13 on your side. Thank you, Julie.