A tornado struck northeastern Wisconsin, remaining on the ground for over 20 minutes and carving a 12-mile path of destruction according to National Weather Service preliminary data. The event caused significant damage across the affected region.
A dangerous tornado tore through Wisconsin on Monday as part of a severe weather system affecting more than 100 million people nationally. The storm produced multiple hazardous weather conditions across a wide geographic area.
A tornado caused damage in Wisconsin as storms unleashed heavy rain and strong winds across the region. Forecasters warned that more severe weather was expected to continue through the day.
A tornado struck northeastern Wisconsin on July 28, confirmed by National Weather Service in Winnebago County about 90 miles northwest of Milwaukee. The tornado damaged homes, downed trees, and left thousands without power.