One of the craziest drives out of Dearborn in my 20 years at Ford (the massive power outage might be about the top).
Caught a bit of rain on the track, so we called it for lunch and I went to update some stuff in Allen Park.
Rain wasn't too bad, so I chanced the shorter + faster way, Southfield to 96, instead of the longer way.
Mistake! Heavens opened, and 3" (75 mm) of rain in 30 minutes started to flood the underpasses. By luck rather than skill I decided to bail to some exit and it turned out no one was going through that puddle. But the surface streets had construction and their own minor flooding, and you couldn't easily get around on the neighborhood streets because cars were at least rocker deep most of the time.
I longed for a Bronco (either one - Sport can do 23" puddles, real Bronco can do 33" fording depth), but the Subie got through what I did try and I made it to 96 which was fine.
In hindsight, service drive to 96 may have been faster. Well, taking 94 on any chance of quality rain would have been the best idea.
By chance one of the parents at tonight's park with Harvey also works in Dearborn....she had to drive to Detroit and then backtrack to get around it.
Apologies on photo quality, I was trying to avoid being trapped.
Phone grabbed focus on litter instead of the underpass...that's a fair bit of water.
Even the relatively high ground of the service drive had quality puddles, curb deep in front of me.
Back behind the soaked passenger window, you can see a Gen 1 Ford Fusion bumper deep. Maybe the center of roads would have been passible but I was spooked!