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Wisconsin tornadoes: what to know for warnings, watches, thunderstorms - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin tornadoes: what to know for warnings, watches, thunderstorms

The warm, moist air that fuels severe thunderstorms typically arrives in Wisconsin this time of year, which is prime time for tornadoes in the state.

Wisconsin tornadoes: what to know for warnings, watches, thunderstorms - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin tornadoes: what to know for warnings, watches, thunderstorms

The warm, moist air that fuels severe thunderstorms typically arrives in Wisconsin this time of year, which is prime time for tornadoes in the state.

Storm spotter training held Wednesday at Madison College - Vimarsana News

Storm spotter training held Wednesday at Madison College

At Madison College on Wednesday, attendees of a Storm Spotter training heard from representatives from the National Weather Service to learn the ins-and-outs of storm spotting.

Become a Wisconsin weather observer or spotter - Vimarsana News

Become a Wisconsin weather observer or spotter

Currently, the state of Wisconsin is looking for additional weather observers and storm spotters.

Stoughton tornado formed, faded too quickly for sirens to be activated, officials say - Vimarsana News

Stoughton tornado formed, faded too quickly for sirens to be activated, officials say

STOUGHTON, Wis. — When a tornado and high winds tore through Stoughton on Saturday, one crucial safety system was missing in action: warning sirens. RELATED: Stoughton declares state of emergency after tornado, strong winds Nearly 200 homes were damaged during the storm, costing an estimated $216,000 in public sector costs. An EF-1 tornado was on the ground for four minutes,...

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