Farmington Hills, MI - A gust of heavy wind wreaked havoc at a Citgo gas station in Farmington Hills on Wednesday afternoon, causing the awning to collapse and catch fire. The incident occurred at the intersection of 10 Mile and Middlebelt roads at approximately 3:47 p.m.

Officials reported that the strong winds were responsible for the awning's collapse, which then landed on two vehicles, a motorcycle, and a fuel pump. The impact of the collapse caused a brief fire that was quickly extinguished by emergency responders.

The severity of the incident can be seen in the extent of the damage caused by the collapse and fire. The awning, which was unable to withstand the force of the wind, suffered significant structural damage.

The exact extent of the damage to the two vehicles, motorcycle, and fuel pump remains unclear. However, it is likely that they incurred varying degrees of harm due to the weight of the collapsing awning and subsequent fire.

Eyewitnesses at the scene expressed shock and concern as they watched the events unfold. Local authorities, including fire and police departments, were quick to respond. No injuries were reported from the incident, offering a small relief amidst the chaos.

As the investigation into the matter continues, local officials are urging residents to remain cautious during periods of severe weather. They advise citizens to stay updated with weather alerts and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and that of their property.

The Farmington Hills gas station is now working on repairing the damage caused by the awning collapse and subsequent fire. It is expected that the gas station will be operational again once the necessary repairs are completed.

Wednesday's incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of severe weather and its potential to cause significant damage. It also highlights the importance of maintaining the structural integrity of buildings and infrastructure to prevent such incidents in the future.