Tornadoes tore through southeastern Wisconsin, shredding homes and buildings, as storms left over 400,000 without power across the Midwest.

Here's the latest on the aftermath following the first day of what will be a multiday severe weather outbreak.

Baseball-sized hailstones, tornadoes and straight-line winds blasted the Midwest on Thursday afternoon through Thursday night, cutting power to over 400,000. And more storms are in the forecast. After a small lull in severe weather on Sunday,

An EF-2 tornado touched down in New Richmond, Wisconsin, during Thursday evening's severe storms, the National Weather Service says. There were more than a dozen tornado warnings and multiple observed tornadoes across Minnesota and Wisconsin.

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Baseball-sized hailstones, tornadoes and straight-line winds blasted the Midwest on Thursday afternoon through Thursday night, cutting power to over 400,000. And more storms are in the forecast. After a small lull in severe weather on Sunday,