Severe storms cause damage across southeastern Wisconsin

High winds and heavy rain caused damage and flooding in southeastern Wisconsin throughout Saturday evening.

The Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post that there was significant flooding “especially along the line from Waupun to Eden to Oakfield.” One of their most serious calls Saturday involved a vehicle that had been swept off the road and into a nearby creek in Eden. The driver was able to get out before the vehicle was completely submerged. The Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office also says several roads remain impassable and are marked with barricades.

In Rock County, minor to significant damage was reported. The Rock County Sheriff's Office says debris caused some road closures. Residents on Janesville's south side also experienced power outages due to damage to electrical infrastructure, according to the Rock County Sheriff's Office. No injuries were reported due to the storm in Rock County.

There are numerous reports of significant damage to homes and property in the Village of Williams Bay, according to the Village of Williams Bay Police Department. Police say no weather-related injuries have been reported in Williams Bay.

TMJ4 viewer photos below show the damage to trees and homes, flooding and impassable roads:

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