ALT five clues you may be driving the wrong way: you see a do not enter sign. The pavement arrows are pointing at you. The white line is on your left and the yellow is on your right. You see the backs of many signs. If you miss all those, here's your sign!
ALT WisDOT Secretary Boardman and Governor Tony Evers pose for photo with members of the Wisconsin DMV with trees in background
ALT WisDOT Secretary Boardman, Governor Tony Evers, DNR Secretary Karen Hyun, DOA Secretary Kathy Blumenfeld, and Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers posing for photo at park
ALT WisDOT Secretary Kristina Boardman speaking at podium with trees in background
ALT Governor Tony Evers speaking at podium with trees in background
ALT Timeline showing lower impacts from late morning to early afternoon with decaying area of storms, numerous storms with the greater tornado/hail risk this afternoon, and by evening, storms should evolve into a line with wind/tornado threat. Storm Prediction Center Severe Outlook shows level 3 out of 5 for most of southern WI.
ALT Infographics showing a tornado sheltering guide and ideas for multiple ways to receive warnings.
ALT Table with peak storm time, slider bars showing Medium to High confidence in the severe threats for tornado, wind, hail and flooding. Map of southern WI showing estimated timing of storms today.
ALT Severe weather safety
ALT Road and text: Stay Safe on the Roads! Sign with text: Slow Down Scan the roads, slow down and be patient when approaching farm vehicles and give them extra room. It’s illegal to pass agricultural equipment in a no-passing zone. When legally passing, consider the possibility of the farm vehicle turning left into a roadway or field entrance. Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection logo
ALT Curved highway with fresh asphalt and clear lane markings surrounded by trees under a cloudy sky.
ALT Iola Car Show license plate, Wisconsin Department of Transportation and Wisconsin DMV logos and text: new special license plate
ALT Storm Prediction Center severe weather outlook maps for Wednesday and Thursday showing most of southern Wisconsin in a level 3 out of 5. Table with timeline for storms and their severity.
ALT Forecast radar image at 5 AM Wednesday showing numerous storms over southern Wisconsin. Table with severe threats and their levels of concern for tornado, wind, hail and flooding. Table with beginning, peak and ending times of this morning storm potential.
ALT Forecast radar at 7 PM Wednesday showing a line of storms tracking eastward through southern Wisconsin. Table of severe threats show medium to high confidence in all hazards, with highest being winds and hail. Estimated timing table in graphic as well.
ALT graphic explaining how pavement buckles due to expanding pavement from high temperatures, slabs pushing against one another, and the pavement buckling. Text that reads: It's difficult to predict if or where buckling may occur, but it can be dangerous to motorists. Report serious pavement issues by calling 911. Be alert for highway repair crews.
ALT Graphicast explaining increasing storm potential across southwest Wisconsin through 4 PM.
ALT parking lot, bus, airport, people in a vehicle, bicyclist, and people next to train and text: multimodal transportation options in Wisconsin
ALT Construction workers operating heavy machinery to lay fresh asphalt on a rural road under a clear sky.
ALT Excavator with hydraulic hammer attachment breaking ground at a construction site with dirt piles and trees in the background.
ALT Construction workers in safety vests and helmets installing concrete pipes with a cement mixer truck pouring concrete on a rural roadside.
ALT Two construction workers smoothing freshly poured concrete on a sidewalk section beside traffic barrels.
ALT camper hauling boat on trailer and closeup of chains between vehicle and trailer with text: secure your load! Tie loads down with netting or straps, tie large objects directly to vehicle, make sure ball and hitch coupling latch securely, criss-cross two safety chains of proper length between vehicle and trailer
ALT Map showing severe weather outlook for Wisconsin on June 5, 2026, with enhanced risk areas in yellow covering central and western regions.
