Severe storms that hit Two Rivers on May 17 caused more than $100,000 in damage to city-owned property and left more than 2,000 households without power, according to local reporting and city updates. Cleanup and restoration were still underway the next day.
Severe storms that moved through Two Rivers on May 17 left the city dealing with more than $100,000 in damage to city-owned property and widespread power outages, according to local reporting.
More than 2,000 households remained without power a day later, as restoration crews and city workers continued cleanup efforts. Officials also reported hundreds of trees downed by the storm, creating hazardous conditions in public areas.
The National Weather Service had warned of damaging winds in northeastern Manitowoc County, including Two Rivers, shortly before the storm hit. The warning said winds could reach 60 mph and cause damage to roofs, siding and trees.
The City of Two Rivers also posted a storm response update on its homepage, signaling that municipal crews were still actively responding.
It was not immediately clear how long full power restoration would take or whether the city would seek additional outside assistance. The damage estimate could also change as inspections continue.
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