On Monday, a sudden tornado ripped through parts of Menasha and Appleton, Wisconsin, damaging houses, uprooting trees, and cutting electricity to thousands of residents. Data from the Wisconsin State Climatology Office shows that this is the highest number of EF3 or stronger tornadoes the state has experienced in a single year since 1984. Meanwhile, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers issued a state of emergency on Tuesday to help bring relief resources to the affected communities across Eastern Wisconsin. Neenah, a nearby city, also issued its own state of emergency after experiencing severe building damage, fallen power lines, uprooted trees, blocked roads, and widespread power outages. Footage captured in Menasha showed houses with torn-off roofs, buildings stripped down to their frames surrounded by rubble, and fallen utility poles alongside uprooted trees.