MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Police Department requested the public’s help to find critically missing 29-year-old Saddai Azamar Pena. He was last seen near 12th and Lapham on Friday afternoon, May 16.

Police described Azamar Pena as 5-foot-10 and 180 pounds with brown eyes and a shaved head. He was driving a black Honda CR-V with Wisconsin license plates: ARC-9791.

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Anyone with information on Azamar Pena’s whereabouts is asked to call Milwaukee Police District 2 at 414-935-7222.

MILWAUKEE — Thursday night’s storm sparked more than 250 emergency storm response calls in Milwaukee, according to the Milwaukee Department of Public Works.

Most of the calls, 70 percent, stemmed from the city’s south side.

DPW crews spent hours clearing a downed tree at West Arthur Avenue and South 16th Street on Friday.

Forestry crews worked through the night. DPW states that additional resources are being dedicated to the south side due to the high impact.

In the Riverwest neighborhood, a massive tree toppled between homes near Locust and Humboldt. The downed tree forced a deck out of the ground and damaged part of The Tracks Tavern and Grill.

“Surprised I didn’t hear it,” Joey White told TMJ4.

White lives in the home where the deck was lifted out of the ground. He says the storm seemed loud but did not suspect the damage it was causing locally.

White did not know the tree behind his place was uprooted until the landlord contacted him. Both are grateful no one was hurt.

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“I just went inside, and all of a sudden massive wind and rain, and a little hail came down,” neighbor Robert Koconis said. “Like 20 minutes it was gone. The sky started to clear. It was pretty wild.”

In Greendale, Ethan Schenzel shared photos of a tree by his home that shattered after he said it was hit by lightning. Schenzel said that some debris flew over the house and landed in the backyard.

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Milwaukee DPW anticipates crews will continue storm cleanup over the weekend.

You can report an issue to DPW by calling (414) 286-CITY. You can also make reports on the city’s website or the MKEMobile app.

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Severe storms tore through southeastern Wisconsin on May 15, resulting in several tornadoes and large hail although rain totals remained low, according to the National Weather Service.

NWS tallied the highest rain totals in Sheboygan with reports of about 2 inches and in Wausau at about 1 to 1.85 inches, said NWS meteoroglist Ben Sheppard.

“The storms kept moving and that kept those rain totals relatively low. They did not linger,” said Sheppard.

More storms are forecast for May 16 with a chance of thunderstorms after 4 p.m. continuing throughout the evening, according to the NWS. Here’s a look at how much it rained in the Milwaukee area on May 15, plus a look at the evening forecast.

How much did it rain in the Milwaukee area Thursday evening?

Here are the most recent rainfall totals for the Milwaukee region, according to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District. These totals were reported as of 7:30 a.m. May 16.

• Cedarburg: 0.63″
• Menomonee Falls: 0.19″
• Milwaukee (Jones Island): 0.73″
• River Hills: 0.86″
• Shorewood: 0.96″
• Wauwatosa: 0.42″
• Franklin: 0.62″
• Muskego: 0.30″

Will it rain again in Milwaukee on May 16?

Forecasters are predicting another chance for showers and thunderstorms after 4 p.m. May 16, which will continue into the evening.

Showers are predicted to continue into May 17 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. with skies clearing up the following day.

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