Wisconsin
Tornado confirmed in western Wisconsin from Monday’s storms
Storm injury in Rusk, Wisconsin (Nationwide Climate Service / Provided)
RUSK, Wis. (FOX 9) – Surveyors have confirmed an EF-1 twister touched down in western Wisconsin on Monday night time as storms ripped by means of the Midwest.
Based on Nationwide Climate Service survey crews, the twister touched down round 7:30 p.m. simply north of I-94 close to Rusk, Wisconsin — simply east of Menomonie. The twister left behind a six-mile-long path, inflicting injury close to the Whitetail Golf Course.
Crews estimate wind speeds have been round 80 to 90 miles per hour. A photograph shared by the Nationwide Climate Service exhibits injury to a farm shed and a picnic desk.
To this point, that is the one confirmed twister from Monday’s storms which left injury to central and japanese Minnesota together with elements of western Wisconsin. To the east, widespread injury was present in close to St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin and simply throughout the river in Taylors Falls, Minnesota.
Storm damages historic residence
A house in Taylor’s Falls, Wisconsin, that’s on the Nationwide Register of Historic Locations was broken throughout storms on Monday.