Tornado and Severe Storms Cause Damage in Fox Valley, Wisconsin
Tornado and Severe Storms Cause Damage in Fox Valley, Wisconsin
US · Published Jul 28, 2026
A confirmed tornado with winds of 124 mph struck west of Appleton, Wisconsin, on July 27, 2026, prompting Tornado Warnings across Outagamie County and surrounding areas.
Severe storms caused widespread damage, including broken trees, downed power lines, and roof damage to local businesses such as Miller Electric.

Impact & Risks

The tornado and severe storms have caused significant disruption in the Fox Valley area, with thousands of residents experiencing power outages and road closures. The damage includes debris on major highways, impassable roads, and risks from downed power lines. Emergency services are stretched thin, and residents are advised to stay home to allow crews to work efficiently. The storms have also impacted local businesses and infrastructure, with Miller Electric sustaining roof damage.

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