(WFRV) – On Wednesday, the majority of northeast Wisconsin was hit by downpours that caused flooding in multiple locations after a day that began with Tornado and Flood Watches.
Although the chances for tornadoes diminished as the night went on, two were confirmed by the National Weather Service in Milwaukee, an EF-0 in Hustisford and another EF-0 in Beaver Dam, both located in Dodge County.
Storm Team 5 tallied the rainfall totals from various municipalities that were hit the hardest by Wednesday’s storms. The totals are as of 9:30 a.m. on July 17:
- Two Rivers 5.57″
- Mishicot 5.55″
- Poy Sippi 5.52″
- Manitowoc 4.86″
- Wautoma 4.75″
- Silver Lake 4.44″
- Menasha 3.95″
- Wild Rose 3.24″
- Valders 3.05″
- Kiel 2.75″
- St. Nazianz 2.75″
- Newton 2.42″
- Oconto 2.22″
- Hilbert 2.18″
- Reedsville 2.16″
- Oshkosh 2.10″
- Brillion 2.05″
- Appleton 1.92″
- Waupun 1.91″
- Waupaca 1.90″
- Neenah 1.88″
- Darboy 1.81″
- Millhome 1.79″
- Grand Chute 1.74″
- Abrams 1.63″
- Mackville 1.57″
- Shiocton 1.56″
- Argonne 1.55″
- Eldorado 1.48″
- Peshtigo 1.38″
- Bowler 1.34″
- Stockbridge 1.34″
- Kewaunee 1.31″
- Rosholt 1.30″
- De Pere 1.27″
- Green Bay 1.26″
- Howard 1.22″
- Denmark 1.20″
- New London 1.19″
- Champion 1.17″
- New Franken 1.17″
- GB Airport 1.16″
- Sampson 1.10″
- Hortonville 1.09″
- Mosinee 1.08″
- Little Suamico 1.07″
- Pella 1.04″
- Omro 1.01″
- Fond Du Lac 1.00″
Local 5 will continue to follow the impacts left by Wednesday’s storms and provide any updates when new information is confirmed.
