Three Tornadoes Confirmed in Central Wisconsin Following Severe Storms
Three Tornadoes Confirmed in Central Wisconsin Following Severe Storms
US · Published Jul 24, 2026
On July 20, 2026, severe storms swept through central Wisconsin, resulting in three confirmed tornadoes, according to the National Weather Service in Green Bay (WSAW). The tornadoes included two EF-U classifications and one EF-
An EF-U tornado near Stratford caused minor damage to farm equipment, a tent, and a garage door, traveling over 6 miles in 12 minutes. Another EF-U tornado northwest of Split Rock covered 8.7 miles in 14 minutes. The EF-0 tornado near Zoar had winds of 70 mph, traveled nearly 8 miles in 13 minutes, and caused tree damage along Highway

Impact & Risks

The tornadoes primarily affected rural areas in Marathon, Menominee, and Shawano counties. Damage was limited to minor impacts such as broken tree branches, damaged farm equipment, and structural issues like a garage door. While no injuries were reported, the storms highlight the ongoing risk of severe weather in Wisconsin, which has experienced an unusually high number of tornadoes this year. Residents in affected areas should remain vigilant as the storm season continues.

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