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An EF3 tornado, which is classified as severe, touched down in Boscobel around 4:30 p.m. Saturday.

Rounds of rain producing heavy rainfall in Central Wisconsin with strong to severe storms possible.

More chances of showers and storms are in the forecast the next few days.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is now forecasting 15 to 21 named storms instead of the 13 to 20 it predicted in May.

Scattered showers & storms winding down this evening. A bit cooler to start August tomorrow.

Much calmer conditions return in the forecast today and plan to stick around as we end the workweek.

Families homes’ damaged by fallen trees from storms Wednesday night

It's never too early to prepare for severe weather.

Very active weather is expected Wednesday night

Progress continued to be made across many parts of northern Wisconsin Wednesday as crews worked to repair outages caused by Monday night’s severe weather.

A severe thunderstorm caused tremendous damage and an extended power outage for many across Northern Wisconsin.

Strong storms knock out power to several area homes.

Lots of sunshine, quite warm, and less humid today. Storms could impact parts of the region Monday evening.

Clouds breaking for sunshine by this afternoon and rather humid.

Rather humid tonight and on Saturday. Damaging wind gusts and heavy rainfall the main threats with storms.

Sunshine will dominate to wrap up the weekend. Turning more humid with chances of storms in the week ahead

Temperatures warming through the weekend along with a good deal of sunshine.

The potential exists for severe storms to produce damaging winds, an isolated tornado & heavy rain.

Tranquil tonight and for Sunday with intervals of sunshine, some clouds.

Central Wisconsin saw cooler temperatures earlier this week that were nearly 20-degrees below normal--but conditions begin to change heading into this weekend.

A stretch of nicer weather is on the way for the upcoming weekend.

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible for Tuesday afternoon and evening, with heavy rainfall likely Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning.

Partly cloudy, hot & humid today. A chance of storms later tonight in the north. More storms possible in the days ahead.

The 4th of July will feature highs around 90°. There is a chance of strong storms Sunday night into early Monday.

Severe storms on June 24th also produced damaging winds and large hail in parts of the Badger State

Pleasant for getaway day today. Temperatures rise to around 90° during the weekend.

Less humid compared to the past few days. Temperaures will be rising heading into the holiday weekend.

Plenty of sunshine returns to central Wisconsin the next several days as the short term and long term weather pattern continues to change up across the Great Lakes Region. A weak cool front and an upper level disturbance will help clouds build for Wednesday afternoon with eventually a few brief, light showers and sprinkles, develop across Northeastern Wisconsin. Shower chances will remain low ( 30%) and will mainly be north and east of the Wausau area by the early afternoon.

Showers and thunderstorms will continue to push through central Wisconsin Tuesday morning, with another round of showers and thunderstorms arriving for the afternoon. While there will not be a lot of sunshine today, areas that end up with a few hours of the sun, will have the possibility for some stronger thunderstorms later this afternoon. The strongest storms may contain brief, wind gusts over 40 mph as well as some brief downpours as the storms wind down this evening.

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