"Extremely dangerous" tornado hits eastern Wisconsin
Summary
A very strong tornado hit eastern Wisconsin on Monday, causing major damage and power outages for thousands of people. The tornado touched down near Appleton and affected several nearby towns, with emergency services responding to the damage and warning people to stay safe indoors.Key Facts
- The tornado was confirmed near Appleton, Menasha, and Lake Winnebago around 12:15 p.m.
- Other towns affected include Neenah, Sherwood, Harrison, Stockbridge, and more.
- The storm caused buildings to collapse, cars to overturn, and widespread power outages.
- The entire city of Menasha, about 18,000 people, lost power due to a downed transmission line.
- Emergency officials have not confirmed any injuries or deaths yet but are still searching.
- Authorities opened shelters for people who cannot stay in their homes.
- The National Weather Service warned of many downed trees and power lines.
- Officials urged people to stay off the roads and remain indoors for safety.
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