About 180,000 utility customers remain without power on Tuesday, April 1, after a weekend ice storm in Northern Michigan and deadly winds in the lower part of the state. The National Weather Service confirmed four tornadoes touched down across the state,

A relief agency, Convoy of Hope, was loading trucks with food and water for a trip to northern Michigan, said Mike Way, pastor of Center Point Assembly church in Charlevoix. “Everybody right now is on pins and needles. It's my understanding that more snow and ice are coming," Way said. ”We're not out of the woods yet."

It could take several days before power comes back on in parts of Northern Michigan in aftermath of an ice storm.