Kttc Weather: Severe Storms & Tornado Watch in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan

Kttc Weather Alert: Severe Storms Threaten Northwestern Wisconsin & Upper Michigan

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. – Residents across northwestern Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are being urged to prepare for potentially severe weather conditions as Severe Weather Preparedness Week continues. Xcel Energy is proactively advising customers to take precautions ahead of anticipated thunderstorms and the possibility of tornadoes.

Xcel Energy Prepares for Potential Outages

Xcel Energy has strategically positioned crews throughout the affected region, ready to respond swiftly to any disruptions caused by the impending storms. The company emphasizes the importance of preparedness and offers multiple avenues for customers to report power outages:

Xcel Energy Mobile App: Download and utilize the convenient mobile app.
Online: Visit xcelenergy.com/out
Text Message: Text “OUT” to 98936.

Safety First: Power Outage & Storm Preparedness

Safety is paramount during severe weather events. Xcel Energy strongly recommends the following precautions:

Stay Away From Downed Power Lines: Treat all downed lines as live and dangerous.
Build an Emergency Kit: Include essential supplies such as flashlights, extra batteries, a supply of water, and non-perishable food items.

National Weather Service Alerts

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued alerts for severe thunderstorms, warning of large hail, strong damaging winds, and the potential for tornado development. Staying informed with the latest forecasts is crucial. You can find detailed updates on the National Weather Service website.

For local, up-to-the-minute forecasts and real-time radar, check out the First Warn Weather page (link to your local weather page here).

Stay Updated with Kttc Weather

Kttc Weather is committed to providing you with the most accurate and timely information during this severe weather event. Continue to monitor our broadcasts and online platforms for the latest updates and safety advisories.