Wisconsin Hit by 13 Tornadoes, Severe Weather Causes Widespread Damage
On April 17, Wisconsin experienced a severe weather event with at least 13 tornadoes confirmed by the National Weather Service. These tornadoes affected various regions, including western Wisconsin, Marathon County, and southern parts of the state. The tornadoes caused significant damage, with wind speeds reaching up to 140 mph in some areas. In addition to tornadoes, the state faced severe thunderstorms and flooding, particularly in Milwaukee, which recorded its rainiest April since 2000. The weather event resulted in widespread power outages and property damage, although no injuries or fatalities were reported. 
