Tornado Watch for all of the southeast -Wisconsin published

To see why. Weatherwatch 12. This is a storm update. Hello, I am a meteorologist Lindsey Slater. We have a storm update that I would like to inform you about. We have a tornado clock that has now been issued throughout South Wisconsin. These include Milwaukee County, Waukesha and everyone you see here in the Red. Here, too, it is a tornado clock, not a tornado warning. This is due to these showers and thunderstorms that I have long followed all morning. You can see them here on the radar. And there is actually a tornado warning for Iowa County. So this is the line that presses north and east, and there is a certain rotation. There is countless energy in the atmosphere with which this can play, which is why we see how this activity really appears. So we will observe this striker line. The main event will join in, which is still going through between 3 and 7:00 a.m. However, you can see a live look here in Delavan that these clouds are picking up. And I'm looking at Oconomowoc here. The temperatures are all line in the low and in the mid -1980s. I have the 12 -hour forecast that you can see, I have these small alarm symbols up here, since the temperatures are in the low and in the mid -1980s. We will see at least 3:00 a.m. through pop -up thunderstorms. And then we will get the big storms that arrive between 3 and 7:00 a.m. Remember that all types of storm are possible. This includes harmful winds, isolated tornadoes. We could see these winds, which drilled up to 70 miles per hour. Heavy downpours and also a lot of flash. We will be here again with other updates COM