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- A tornado struck northeastern Wisconsin on Monday, ripping apart homes and tossing debris across cities like Appleton, Neenah, and Oshkosh.
- Over 30,000 people lost electricity, with the utility warning that restoration could take a couple of days.
- As of Monday evening, officials reported no fatalities or injuries, though emergency crews were still searching.
- Governor Tony Evers said the state is ready to assist affected communities.
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- Whether fatalities or injuries are confirmed once emergency searches are complete
- Timeline for restoring power to over 30,000 customers
- Extent of structural damage assessments in Outagamie and Winnebago counties
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Named United States · Appleton · Menasha · Neenah · Oshkosh · Outagamie County · Winnebago County · Wisconsin · Appleton Police Department · Gordon Hintz · Holley Kamba · Matt Albrecht · National Weather Service
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