2005 жылғы Висконсин штатындағы торнадолар шабуылы

The Wisconsin tornado outbreak of 2005 was an outbreak of tornadoes that occurred primarily in southern Wisconsin on August 18, 2005. A system of storms unleashed a total of 28 tornadoes, 27 of which were confirmed in southern Wisconsin, and 1 confirmed in Minnesota. This outbreak set a new record for the most tornadoes observed in the state in a single day, breaking the previous record of 24 tornadoes set on May 8, 1988. The system generating the Stoughton tornado was also accompanied by many reports of severe winds and hail throughout the region. The Stoughton tornado was documented on an episode of The Weather Channel's Storm Stories.

List of confirmed tornadoes Thursday, August 18, 2005 F# Location County Time (UTC) Path Length Comments/DamageMinnesota F0N of DexterMower1750–17510.1 mile (0 km)A brief tornado damaged a single livestock barn and flattened part of a corn field. Wisconsin F0W of CentervilleTrempealeau1918–19190.1 mile (0 km)Tornado knocked down several trees in a grove along its extremely short path. F1W of EsofeaVernon2046–20481.2 mile (2 km)One mobile home, which was on cement blocks, was completely destroyed, injuring one person. Another residence had minor damage, where windows were blown out, outbuildings were destroyed and a car was turned 90 degrees. Power poles were snapped, corn was flattened, and significant tree damage occurred as well. F2W of Liberty to W of Hub CityVernon, Richland2105–214020 mile (32 km)Considerable damage occurred in the village of Viola, with most homes in the village sustaining at least minor damage, while a few sustained major damage, including roofs blown off. Many garages facing west or southwest were destroyed by the direct impact of the winds. Almost every tree in town was damaged or downed, and three people were injured. Minor damage also occurred in rural areas and in Bloom City. F1Muscoda to OrionGrant, Richland21404 mile (6 km)Tornado touched down in Muscoda, where many trees were downed and homes sustained minor damage. In Orion, the tornado damaged several mobile homes, some of which were tossed into the air. F1Necedah areaMonroe, Juneau21542 mile (3 km)There was tree, agricultural, and structural damage along the path. A home, which was under construction, was completely destroyed. Three other homes sustained minor damage. Corn was flattened and there was significant tree damage as well. F1NNE of ClydeIowa, Sauk22186.5 mile (10 km)Tornado damaged trees, power lines, and corn. F1SSW of Spring GreenSauk22301.9 mile (3 km)Tornado damaged trees, power lines, and crops. F0WSW of WautomaWaushara22322 mile (3 km)Tornado snapped off and uprooted numerous trees, and caused damage to a few buildings and some farm equipment before dissipating. A tree fell onto a large pole building, causing major damage to one of its sides, and the porch at a residence was destroyed by a fallen tree limb. A portion of the metal roof of a barn was torn away and thrown about 200 feet. An irrigation system was damaged and a home suffered minor shingle damage as well. F1S of AdamsAdams22390.75 mile (1 km)Several mobile homes and trees were damaged. F2 NE of Leland to SE of OkeeSauk, Columbia224010 mile (16 km)Rain wrapped tornado moved through old Badger Ammunition Plant grounds and damaged many structures, trees, and power lines. As for residential buildings, 10 received minor damage, 1 had major damage, and one was destroyed. One business building had minor damage. As for agricultural buildings, 5 received minor damage, and 6 were destroyed. Damage in Columbia County was limited to trees, power lines, and crops. F0W of MerrimacSauk23001 mile (2 km)Tornado spotted along the Wisconsin River damaged trees and power lines. F1NNE of WestfieldMarquette23085.5 mile (9 km)On one property, a residential home sustained minor roof damage, and there was minor damage to two out buildings and farm equipment/machinery. On another property, minor damage to a silo was noted. Extensive tree and power line damage was reported along the entire path of the tornado. F0NNE of LodiColumbia23100.1 mile (0 km)Minor vegetative damage occurred. F3N of Oregon to N of BusseyvilleDane, Jefferson231520 mile (32 km)1 death See section on this tornado. F0WSW of DaneDane23172 mile (3 km)Corn crop was damaged. F0SW of New LondonWaupaca23381.2 mile (2 km)Tornado snapped off large trees and damaged a few buildings along its path. It shifted a large barn, and destroyed a small metal shed and threw it about a quarter mile. It also overturned an outbuilding and threw it 30 to 40 feet into a stand of trees. F0W of NeenahWinnebago23404 mile (6 km)Many trees were uprooted or snapped. The tornado ripped the siding from a home and flattened a corn crib. F1SSW of RockdaleDane00101.6 mile (3 km)Many large trees were uprooted, destroyed or twisted, and minor damage was inflicted on 3 homes and one pole shed. In addition, power lines were knocked down. F0W of Fort AtkinsonJefferson00100.5 mile (1 km)Two mobile homes sustained minor damage. One residential home was also damaged and its 3 car garage was destroyed. One farm shed was destroyed, many large trees were uprooted, and minor crop damage was noted. F1W of Fort AtkinsonJefferson00200.7 mile (1 km)A trailer with a truck inside was tipped over, resulting to damage to both. One residential home sustained minor damage, many large trees were uprooted or twisted, and minor crop damage was noted. F1WSW of Fort AtkinsonJefferson00271.2 mile (2 km)One residential home sustained minor damage, two shed used for horses sustained roof and siding damage, many large trees were uprooted or twisted, and minor crop damage was noted. F1Fort Atkinson areaJefferson00371.4 mile (2 km)This tornado moved due east through the southern part of the city of Fort Atkinson. Twenty residential homes and 5 businesses sustained minor damage, one business was destroyed, numerous many large trees were uprooted or twisted, some power lines were damaged, and minor crop damage was noted. As for business losses, a portion of the roof of the Rock River Lanes was peeled back, the Best Western Motel had minor sign and roofing damage, and the Fort Plaza Mini Warehouse was destroyed. F1SSW of Fort AtkinsonJefferson00443 mile (5 km)Tree damage and some minor crop damage was noted. F0SE of Fort AtkinsonJefferson00450.2 mile (0 km)Several large trees were uprooted, one corn bin was ripped apart, and two other corn bins were damaged. Minor crop damage was noted as well. F1NE of WrightstownBrown00451 mile (2 km)About 75 trees were snapped or uprooted along the tornado path. Two wooden garages were destroyed, and the walls of a house under construction were blown down. A part of a steel roof was damaged, and a heavy wooden bench was lifted in the air and thrown several hundred feet away from the house. F1SW of ManitowocManitowoc01351.5 mile (2 km)A farm was damaged and several dozen trees were snapped or uprooted. Several hay wagons and trailers were overturned, while a concrete silo was destroyed. One other silo was damaged, and the roof of a barn also sustained significant damage.

By far the most significant tornado of the day developed 2.0 mile (3 km) north of Oregon at 6:15 p. m This large, intense multiple vortex tornado tracked 20.0 mile (32 km) into Jefferson County from Dane County, devastating the town of Stoughton. East of Oregon the tornado tore through several farms before impacting residential subdivisions in Stoughton. One person was crushed to death in their basement from fireplace and chimney bricks that crashed through the floor. Numerous homes, businesses, farm buildings, vehicles, power lines, trees, and other personal effects were either damaged or destroyed along its path that grew to a maximum width of about 600 yards north of Stoughton. As for residential structures, 220 sustained minor damage, 84 had major damage, and 69 were destroyed. As for business structures, 6 sustained minor damage, 1 had major damage, and 1 was destroyed. As for agricultural structures, 5 sustained minor damage, 5 had major damage, and 40 were destroyed. Several vehicles were flipped and tossed as well. Some homes in town were completely leveled, and an F4 rating was considered. Further investigation revealed that the homes were not well built, and the slow (sometimes nearly stationary) forward movement of the tornado negated a rating higher than F3. After striking Stoughton, the tornado caused damage to trees and crops north of Busseyville before dissipating. Debris from this tornado was lofted by the parent updraft and carried downstream to scattered locations in the counties of Jefferson, Waukesha, Milwaukee, Walworth, Racine, and Kenosha. 23 people were injured. Ten years later to the day, three tornadoes touched down outside of Lake Geneva, Big Bend, and Waukesha. There were no injuries or fatalities from those tornadoes.