Three homes sustained serious damage Wednesday night, all located on Albert Circle in Belleville. No injuries were reported.
- Nicole Pollack
The National Weather Service on Thursday actually confirmed that two tornadoes happened in Iowa County in the storms Thursday, both EF1s with speeds reaching 105 mph.
- NOE GOLDHABER
Neighbors begin storm cleanup on Thursday, June 18, 2026, in Belleville. Three homes sustained severe damage after a tornado passed through the village, located about 20 miles southwest of Madison, on Wednesday evening.
- Jeff Richgels
The tornado threat is highest if storms stay isolated, and the biggest source of uncertainty is where the warm front stalls this evening: southern Wisconsin or northern Illinois.
SKYFOX shows you damage to an apartment building in Lomira, Wisconsin.
The FOX6 News team takes you to communities in southeast Wisconsin that suffered damage from a line of severe weather that blew through on Wednesday, June 10.
Severe winds tore roofs from buildings in Horicon and Lomira on Wednesday, June 10, displacing renters, damaging homes and prompting a Red Cross shelter and Lomira reception center.
The highest threat of severe weather will be Wednesday afternoon and again Thursday afternoon, with all types of hazardous weather possible, including tornadoes.
Almost the entire state is under an “Enhanced Risk” — the third of five levels, with five being the highest threat — for severe weather on Wednesday.
The primary area of concern is south central Wisconsin, which includes the Madison area.
Milwaukee saw both extremes, going from its wettest April ever to its driest May, according to the National Weather Service.
The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings and a weather spotter called in a convincing funnel cloud, but it wasn't confirmed.
It was also the rainiest April in Milwaukee, Green Bay and Wausau and likely statewide.
With the soil saturated from last week’s series of storms and some rivers still running high, additional rain of a half-inch to 1.5 inches may lead to additional localized flooding.
The National Weather Service has confirmed more intense tornadoes this month than Wisconsin sees in most years.
Last week’s storm caused “catastrophic” damage to the recently installed clay-tile roof at St. Bernard Catholic Church on Atwood Avenue.
The tornadoes snapped trees and damaged farm buildings between Janesville and Delavan.
Southern Wisconsin was walloped by one storm after another the week of April 12, repeatedly sending residents to their basements and overwhelming repairers and insurance companies.
Another round of severe storms Friday dumped even more rain on southern Wisconsin.
This morning, Rock County awoke to news that severe storms that swept through the area had caused intense flooding, significant damage to at least 10 buildings, and a train derailment.
Residents and workers from Portage and Columbia and Sauk Counties have been battling flood conditions this week and are preparing for more.
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Kenosha County social worker Cheyenne Richards received Hillcrest School’s 2026 Courage to Care Award for her dedicated support of youth and families.
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Kenosha invites community members to public workshops to shape the 2050 Comprehensive Plan, guiding growth, investment and policy decisions over the next 25 years.
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The Mayor’s Youth Commission honored 17 Kenosha students for academic achievement, leadership, athletics and community service during a Common Council meeting.
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