Wisconsin poised to help after Northeast storm damage, Evers says

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Governor Tony Evers says Wisconsin is ready to assist after a damaging storm swept through Northeast Wisconsin, including a reported tornado near Appleton and Menasha with road closures and downed power lines as responders assess damage. Authorities urge residents to report major emergencies and stay clear of hazards while first responders coordinate aid for those displaced; a heat advisory is in effect in parts of the area, and the forecast calls for warm, humid conditions with improving weather tomorrow.
- Gov. Tony Evers says state ready to assist after Northeast Wisconsin storm damage WLUK
- Wisconsin tornado causes extensive damage and cuts power to thousands of homes WRAL
- “Take cover now!” NWS confirms tornado in Winnebago County WFRV Local 5
- ‘Extremely dangerous’ tornado hits northeast Wisconsin CNN
- Storm tears through Menasha office building, shattering windows and uprooting trees NBC26
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