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Wisconsin Braces for Severe Storms: Hail, 60 MPH Winds Expected
10 Jun
Summary
- Severe thunderstorms hit western Wisconsin on Wednesday, June 10.
- Expect wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail up to 1 inch.
- Intense heat and possible tornadoes are also forecast for the state.
Severe thunderstorms are impacting west central Wisconsin on Wednesday, June 10, prompting a warning from the National Weather Service. Areas including Trempealeau, Clark, Buffalo, and Jackson counties are subject to these alerts. Residents should prepare for potential hazards such as wind gusts reaching 60 mph and hailstones as large as 1 inch.
The severe weather could lead to significant damage, including to vehicles, trees, siding, and roofs. Forecasters also warn of the possibility of tornadoes and localized flooding if storms repeatedly strike the same areas. The forecast includes intense heat, with heat index values potentially nearing advisory levels, particularly around Milwaukee.
During severe thunderstorms, the National Weather Service advises seeking shelter in a sturdy building, staying away from windows, and avoiding electrical equipment. Securing outdoor items and bringing pets inside are also recommended. While cars offer some protection, they are not advised if tornadoes are imminent.
