1993 Wisconsin Tornado Outbreak

Sorry for the interruption at the begining, pushed the wrong button on the VCR at one point.

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On June 8th, 1993, 20 tornadoes touched down in the southern half of Wisconsin. The WSR-57 radar, then in Neenah (now in Green Bay) was knocked out by the storms leaving all of the eastern half of wisconsin to be covered by the WSR-74C radar then in Madison (Now in Sullivan).

Today this event ranks fourth in Wisconsin history for most tornadoes in one day.

Shown here is the aftermath of the F2 tornadoes that struck Ripon and Green Lake, along with a tornado warning.

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• tornado
• outbreak
• wisconsin
• 1993

[KillerTornado15]

Wow the news looked really different back then.

[Coolydud]

bill nye the science guy :P

[BigClubPenguinFan300]

Holy Shit George Was Younger back then lol

[shorttman1968]

hehe, fed sig 812 in begging

[JerryMopar]

No, it was Beakman's Lab

[TheEliminator1992]

Neenah got hit? i didn't know that. did Appleton or Menasha get hit? did it cross lake Winnebago?

[scotter420wigb]

Paul Zalaski is like the energizer bunny, keeps going and going...also could be keith richards brother based on how he looks lately.

George Graphos ..i just hate you.

[206pm]

I got back from ripon today

[XxTennisFan001xX]

Yep, what next, micheal jackson comes visiting know that would be scary

[chunkofjunk]

and today it is cold....

but yeah, that lake, wow, i couldn't believe that story. houses just floating away..