A tornado has left behind a trail of destruction in Menasha, Wisconsin, flipping cars, ripping off roofs and shredding homes.
According to the the National Weather Service, the tornado received preliminary rating of EF-3, with winds estimated at some 140 miles per hour (225 km per hour).
The tornado began churning in Wisconsin on Monday (July 27). On Wednesday (July 29), local authorities and residents are still cleaning up.
Menasha and Appleton were the hardest hit areas in Wisconin. No deaths were reported.
Posted by: Alma Angeles/NET25 News
