Some parts of it are still closed. Several basements are completely flooded still. They have brought in trucks to pump out everything but are still having problems with the last few buildings. My building was only closed for a day, if you look right at the corner of 13 and Van Dyke across from the Wendys, that's where I sit. I think we might actually be up a slight amount compared to the surrounding area, so we didn't get the flooding part too bad. We're actually housing some of the people who still have no offices.

My sister lives over by the east side of Stephenson between 10 and 11 Mile roads. Their entire neighborhood had their basements sitting on the curbside.

No, didn't realize there was video of it, but a few people that accidentally drove in said the water was up to the windows of the vehicles in that parking lot. Even though we get a nice flood every 5 to 10 years, it still seems crazy that it can gather up like that. It's not like we're below sea level or something and it's not like we're rural, with little water drainage infrastructure. There's city grates and water let-offs everywhere. I could see the streets getting shin high or something in a bad situation, but up to the car windows?