3:30 p.m.– US 10/WIS 441 closed due to storm damage in the Fox Valley. The bypass will be closed through rush hour.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says US 10 / WIS 441 is CLOSED in both directions in Outagamie and Winnebago counties due to multiple damaged vehicles leaking gasoline. Severe weather caused several crashes, resulting in extensive vehicle damage and gasoline spills.
Current Traffic Impacts:
- Northbound and Southbound US 10 / WIS 441 — Fully closed from I-41 to Oneida Street.
- WIS 441 remains open from Oneida Street to the north junction of I-41.
Closures are expected to continue through the evening rush hour and possibly longer.
Other Highway Closures:
- WIS 47 closed from WIS 114 to WIS 441 / US 10.
- WIS 114 closed from I-41 to Oneida Street.
Travel Advisory:
Check 511wi.gov or the 511 Wisconsin app for the latest updates and cameras. Plan extra time or delay travel if possible.
2 p.m. — Christ The Rock Church has been established as a reception center for those affected by the storms. Those in need of resources are encouraged to go to the church as they are able.
The church is located at: Christ The Rock Church, W6254 STH 10/114, Menasha
2 p.m. — The National Weather Service in Green Bay reported a radar confirmed tornado about 12:40 p.m. Monday, causing widespread damage from Menasha through Appleton.
The City of Appleton and neighboring municipalities are currently responding to many storm related calls.
Much of Prospect Avenue west of Xavier High School in Appleton is currently impassable.
Traffic is heavily backed up, including throughout the business park between Prospect Avenue and Spencer Street.
Traffic signals west of Hwy 441 on Calumet Street are currently out.
Southbound Highway 441 from Oneida Street is currently closed due to storm damage. Traffic is being diverted onto Oneida Street. Southbound Oneida Street from Calumet Street is also significantly backed up because of this closure.
Appleton police are aware of several downed trees and large tree limbs throughout the city.
Police are asking people to not drive around barricades or enter areas closed by emergency personnel. Limit non-emergency travel so first responders and utility crews can quickly and safely access impacted areas. Call 911 only for emergencies.
In Grand Chute, areas with significant impacts include:
• S. Bluemound Dr.
• W. Prospect Ave.
• W. Spencer St.
• W. Lawrence St.
• S. Lynndale Dr.
• And many surrounding roadways.
The Menasha Police Department, along with the Neenah-Menasha Fire Rescue Department and the Department of Public Works, are currently rpesponding to areas impacted by severe weather.
Emergency responders are currently assessing damage, addressing hazards and responding to calls for service.
Residents are asked to:
- Stay away from affected areas unless absolutely necessary.
- Avoid downed power lines and treat all utility lines as energized.
- Do not drive around barricades or enter areas closed by emergency personnel.
- Limit non-emergency travel to allow first responders and utility crews access to impacted areas.
Call 911 for emergencies. Non-emergency issues should be reported through the appropriate non-emergency channels.
