The Milwaukee National Weather Service was out Sunday conducting damage surveys from severe storms that moved through southern Wisconsin early Saturday afternoon.
While there were numerous reports of straight-lined wind damage, it was found that a tornado did cause some of the damage reported in east-central Rock and west-central Walworth counties between 2:40pm and 2:50pm. Meteorologists confirmed than an EF-1 tornado, with winds up to 100 mph, touched down between Janesville and Elkhorn. The width of the tornado was about 50 yards, with a path length of 5 miles.
Click here for the full report, including damage pictures and radar images, from Saturday afternoon.
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