Swaths of damage as tornado tears through Wisconsin
Summary
A tornado with winds of 140 miles per hour struck central Wisconsin on Monday, causing significant damage. The National Weather Service identified a 12-mile-long path affected by the tornado.Key Facts
- The tornado hit central Wisconsin on Monday.
- It had wind speeds reaching 140 miles per hour.
- Trees and power lines fell around cars during the storm.
- The National Weather Service found damage over a 12-mile-long area.
- The damage included broken trees and downed power lines.
- Emergency reports and news coverage followed the event.
- The tornado caused disruptions to local power and transportation.
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