NWS Officials Confirm Second Tornado Touchdown From Last Week's Storm
County Official Estimates Damage Totals Above $550,000
Updated: 1:24 pm CDT May 2, 2008
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MADISON, Wis. -- The National Weather Service announced Friday that it had determined there were actually two tornado touchdowns during last week's storms.
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The first was a very brief tornado, which touched down near Prairie du Sac.Officials had previously confirmed another tornado, which touched down near Wyocena and caused extensive damage to several area homes and businesses.The path of the Wyocena tornado was also much longer than initially thought, according to NWS officials.The tornado started near Prairie du Sac and went all the way into Fond du Lac county, near Markesan, WISC-TV reported.Earlier this week, Columbia County officials said that they thought the tornado moved along a path several miles long and 50 to 75 yards wide. It caused severe damage at a few locations, ripping apart barns, shattering windows and obliterating an RV trailer, but no one was injured.Pat Beghin, Columbia County emergency management director, put the damage estimates about $550,000.
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The first was a very brief tornado, which touched down near Prairie du Sac.Officials had previously confirmed another tornado, which touched down near Wyocena and caused extensive damage to several area homes and businesses.The path of the Wyocena tornado was also much longer than initially thought, according to NWS officials.The tornado started near Prairie du Sac and went all the way into Fond du Lac county, near Markesan, WISC-TV reported.Earlier this week, Columbia County officials said that they thought the tornado moved along a path several miles long and 50 to 75 yards wide. It caused severe damage at a few locations, ripping apart barns, shattering windows and obliterating an RV trailer, but no one was injured.Pat Beghin, Columbia County emergency management director, put the damage estimates about $550,000.
Previous Stories:
- April 29, 2008: Official: Wyocena Tornado Caused $550,000 In Damage
- April 29, 2008: Columbia County Tornado Cleanup Continues
- April 28, 2008: Wyocena Residents Assess Damage After Tornado Apparently Touches Down
- April 27, 2008: Neighbors, Volunteers Gather In Wyocena For Cleanup Effort
- April 26, 2008: Survey Team: Columbia County Storm Included Tornado
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