Images of the aftermath from Tuesday morning’s storm
Damage was widespread but limited after a severe storm moved through Wisconsin early in the morning on April 14.
Members of St. Joseph Catholic Church in East Bristol, including Ken Batz, left, and Steve Breunig, survey damage the church sustained in storms overnight .
Storms overnight damaged the roof of St. Joseph Catholic Church in East Bristol.
Crews work to repair downed utility lines along Clarkson Road in Waterloo after overnight storms.
After storms overnight knocked out power, a sheriff's deputy directs traffic Tuesday morning at Highway K and Highway 12.
Traffic is backed up on Highway 12 at Highway P heading into Madison on Tuesday morning after storms overnight knocked out power.
Thunderstorms overnight and possible tornadoes caused widespread damage, including to the marquee at Bonham Theatre & Video, 564 Water St. in Prairie du Sac.
Milwaukee Valve in Prairie du Sac suffered damage to its roof early Tuesday morning. Metal and insulation from the company’s roof scattered throughout the neighborhood on Tower Street.
Debris and downed tree limbs are scattered across the lawn in front of Prairie Meadows Apartments in Prairie du Sac Tuesday. The debris is from the roof of Milwaukee Valve, across the street.
Tyler Ramaker, 23, cleans up after a severe thunderstorm caused a pine tree to hit the front of his house in Prairie du Sac early Tuesday.
Greg Hutter uses a rubber mallet to hammer out the dents from a row of mailboxes on East Timber Trail in Prairie du Sac Tuesday.
Crews from Diedrich Tree Care work on removing a pine tree that heavily damaged a home on East Timber Trail in Prairie du Sac Tuesday.
Crews from Diedrich Tree Care work on removing a pine tree that heavily damaged a home on East Timber Trail in Prairie du Sac Tuesday.
Joleen Erdmann, of North Freedom, takes brush from a fallen tree to a wooded area next to her home.
Grant Westerman, of Carr Valley Electric, tries to restore power to a North Freedom home.
Workers remove fallen tree branches that temporarily closed a portion of River Road in the town of Westport, Wis. following an overnight storm Tuesday, April 14, 2026. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
The storms are expected to start from 3-6 p.m. with isolated supercell storms developing, peak from 6-10 p.m. with a possible line of supercells, and end from 10 p.m.-1 a.m.
