I have lived through two horrific, historic tornado outbreaks in my life so far: one in Ohio, one in the Deep South.

Hope people take the warnings seriously and prepare, follow the local weather news and live through it.

I am right in the path east of Janesville WI. keeping an eye on it.

Either side of there. Was in Algonquin, IL when I was married decades ago and Madison, WI & Mt Horeb, WI when I got single afterward. I remember bad storm days like this but they might not have been this bad.

Stay Safe!

Take shelter!

Very close, took the pups down to the basement. A pine tree snapped and fell across the driveway.
Got it cleared with the battery chainsaw.

It was only that. Last time I was in the vicinity of a twister, I actually wasn't there but my vehicle was and though there was a lot of damage done to the buildings and many trees where it was parked, four tall trees laid down around it and didn't touch it. I did have to wait for the guys with the saws to cut them up so I could leave. Truly surreal.

Horrifying.

That this sort of thing may become more common with climate change.

For everyone's safety.

Haven't seen tornado outbreaks like this since the mid 1970s. I used to live in that area in Wisconsin and Illinois.

This is really bad and is the third or fourth day this week that these kind of storms have been happening. Glad I went further east for my last move! We'll get some of the rain but the tornado stuff will not be coming this far east, at least not likely.

for today in the Midwest when checking yesterday for any threatening weather in my region (eastern Great Lakes). There was a tornado warning Wednesday not far from me and we've had some bad thunderstorms here this past week so I've been checking weather to the West of us since westerly winds often bring storms this way.

Hope people stay safe. From what I read, It was expected to get really bad in the Midwest today.