Wisconsin’s tornado season looks different than it did decades ago. Tornadoes are beginning earlier in the year, and they’re touching down more often, although scientists aren’t sure whether those trends will continue.
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Jannine Klecker shows some of the debris behind her home after a tornado hit her family's farm June 22, 2024, in the town of Medina, Wisconsin. Wisconsin had 45 tornadoes in 2024 and 39 tornadoes in 2025, well more than the annual average of 23.
Apple Grove Lutheran Church in Argyle, Wisconsin, was leveled by a tornado June 22, 2024. Tornadoes are beginning earlier in the year in Wisconsin, and they're touching down more often.
Jannine Klecker receives a hug from Brett Enterline, who grew up next door to Klecker, during cleanup efforts after a June 22, 2024, tornado at Klecker Farms in the town of Medina, Wisconsin.
Kiersten Stark shows a race shop that was damaged by a tornado June 22, 2024, at her home in the town of Medina, Wisconsin.
Alysabeth Lantz finds a wooden cross made by her great-grandfather in the debris the morning after Apple Grove Lutheran Church in Argyle, Wisconsin, was leveled by a tornado June 22, 2024.
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