A flood watch has been put in effect across Southeast Michigan, with officials warning of rising water in low-lying areas and possible flooding in rivers, creeks, and low-water crossings. The city is monitoring weather conditions through the National Weather Service, with the mayor’s office and communications department on standby. Residents received alerts via text, phone, and email, along with social media alerts. The area near Ecorse Creek is among the most flood-prone areas in the world. The flood watch is part of a broader flood mitigation effort, with city officials working with Wayne County on cleaning and maintenance of the creek.