Power Outage in Darlington, WI

A number of farm buildings had substantial damage to them, particularly a large farm operation along County Road G where an empty grain bin was destroyed and a large shed lost it's I beam and the roof collapsed inward. A row of 13 power poles were snapped due to the wind.

A number of farm buildings had substantial damage to them, particularly a large farm operation along County Road G where an empty grain bin was destroyed and a large shed lost it's I beam and the roof collapsed inward. A row of 13 power poles were snapped due to the wind.

Freezing rain with ice accumulation of 0.25-0.35 inches. Some tree branches and power lines down along with power outages. Snow accumulation of an inch or less.

Many trees, grain bins, and power lines down in the southern part of Lafayette County, especially near Martin Rd, County Highway P, and County Highway W.

Tree limbs and power lines down on the south side of Darlington. Also a blown transformer.

Westerly wind gusts up to 45 mph. Scattered tree limbs down and some power outages.

Trees and power lines down in the western portion of the county.

Trees and power lines down in the western portion of the county.

Several trees and branches down including power lines.

Numerous trees and power lines down throughout the county.

Numerous trees and power lines down throughout the county.

Scattered downed trees and limbs across the county with some falling onto power lines. A power pole snapped on highway 78 near Blanchardville.

Three pole barns and one small barn all located southwest of Belmont suffered severe damage with the lost of the roofs and some walls collapsed. Large trees uprooted and snapped in Belmont. Trees down on one house causing severe roof damage and a couple mobile homes suffering minor damage from fallen trees or the high winds. Scattered trees and power lines were reported down throughout the remainder of the county.

A narrow path of EF1 tornado damage. Numerous trees and power poles down. A large calf barn was nearly completely destroyed, killing two calves. Several pole barns were completely destroyed. Minor roof damage to a couple homes. A garage blown off the foundation.

Trees and power lines were blown down by damaging thunderstorm wind gusts that a school mesonet site recorded at 61 mph (53 knots).

Law enforcement officials reported a tree blown down onto a power line by a thunderstorm wind estimated at 50 mph (43 knots) 3 miles west-southwest of Yellowstone Lake Park.

Law enforcement officials reported trees and power lines blown down in Darlington by damaging thunderstorm wind gusts estimated up to 56 knots (65 mph).

Law enforcement reported trees and power lines were blown down by severe thunderstorm wind gusts estimated at 56 knots (64 mph).

Law enforcement reported numerous trees and power lines down in a 3-mile wide swath over northeastern Lafayette County. The damage swath extended north into Iowa County and east-northeast into the counties of Green and Dane. Roof damage was also reported on several homes. Outside of the city of Blancardville, a barn was blown down.

Powerful thunderstorm winds toppled large trees.

Powerful thunderstorm straight-line winds toppled trees. Hail of 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch in diameter accompanied the winds.

Powerful thunderstorm wind gusts to an estimated 52 knots (60 mph) toppled several large trees and damagaed a power-line.

An isolated severe storm, embedded in a cluster of general thunderstorms, generated locally powerful downburst thunderstorm winds in the Arygle area. About a dozen large trees and some power lines were toppled. The time is estimate, with the event taking place sometime between 1100 and 1300CST.