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The National Weather Service is encouraging people to prepare for scattered, potentially strong thunderstorms Monday afternoon and evening.
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Heat advisory in effect from noon Monday until 7:00 p.m. Tuesday
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The greater threat for severe weather will be in the afternoon and evening on Wednesday.
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Principal Kevin Kampmann hosted an all-school assembly to mark the milestone, saying everyone in the building has a lot to be thankful for
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Wisconsin saw more severe thunderstorm, tornado and flash flood warnings in the first three weeks of April than in any other month in the last four decades of available data
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A tornado damaged more than 140 homes in Marathon County Friday night
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The latest report from the Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change Impacts finds the 2010s were the wettest decade on record
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Major damage in the Marathon County Town of Ringle
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The Governor’s Office says storms began moving through the state on April 13th, bringing devastating winds, tornadoes, hail, and heavy rainfall
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The decision comes as many locations around Wisconsin are dealing with the impacts of bad weather, leaving emergency management and first responders strained