Wisconsin Tornado Causes Extensive Damage and Cuts Power to Thousands of Homes
The National Weather Service said the radar-confirmed tornado cut power to more than 15,000 customers and left crews assessing widespread damage.
- A tornado struck Winnebago County, about 90 miles northwest of Milwaukee, on Monday, damaging homes and downing trees as it moved over Lake Winnebago toward Fond du Lac County.
- The National Weather Service had issued a "destructive, severe" thunderstorm warning for the region before the tornado touched down, with damage reports emerging across Outagamie County and Winnebago County.
- Reports of "extensive and severe damage" emerged from Menasha and Fox Crossing with collapsed buildings, while the entire city of Menasha—about 18,000 people—lost power due to a downed transmission line.
- Gov. Tony Evers issued a statement Monday afternoon pledging state assistance, while the Menasha Police Department urged the public to stay indoors and avoid road closures in affected areas.
- Severe weather is forecast to continue through Monday afternoon across Wisconsin, with The National Weather Service expecting winds exceeding 60 mph , hail, and the possibility of an isolated, brief tornado.
113 Articles
113 Articles
A tornado struck Wisconsin, USA, causing damage to numerous homes, toppling trees, and leaving thousands without power. The U.S. weather bureau confirmed the storm's presence via radar.
Wisconsin tornado darkens midday sky, wrecks Menasha and cuts power
A tornado swept through northeastern Wisconsin, smashing buildings, overturning vehicles and knocking out power. Officials reported widespread damage in Menasha and Appleton as rescue teams searched affected areas.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 62% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium















