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 EVANSVILLE, Wis. 鈥?A second tornado did in fact touch dow stanley cup n in Wisconsin Thursday night, according to the National Weather Service.At a news conference Friday afternoon, Tim Halbach, Warning Coordination Meteorologist with the Milwaukee National Weather Service Office, confirmed the second touchdown.In addition to the previ stanley cup ously known high EF-2 tornado near Evansville, Halbach said a second tornado touched down near Albany. That tornado was a high EF-1.We also learned at the news conference that one person was hurt in Thursday s  stanley romania storms.The Rock County Sheriff says one person was sent to the hospital. They were in a car at the time of the tornado.Watch: Drone video shows path of destruction left behind in Evansville.            Drone video shows path of destruction left by Evansville tornado                            Connie Arndt, 72, stood in disbelief Friday among the debris of a rental house she owned outside Evansville. All of us are in denial that this is February,  she said.  Its an absolute shock. Matt Artis, 34, said he had just got out of the shower in his familys Town of Porter farmhouse on Thursday evening when he heard a  big bang.  He got his mother and their dog, Dixie, into the bathroom just as the tornado hit. He said he emerged from the bathroom, looked up and saw nothing but the night sky. The tornado had torn the roof from their home.Outside, the tornado had turned the farms 103-year-old barn to rubble and strewn debris across the fields for hundreds of yard Nayh Doughnut lovers celebrate 2 National Doughnut Days in the U.S.
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The nasty wea stanley cup ther is not stopping the fun downtown Milwaukee as thousands of fans showed up to cheer on their teams. Deer District was transformed into a sea of red for the Wisconsin Badgers on Friday.One thing is apparent, rain or snow can t keep Badgers fans away. No matter who you ask at Deer District, Friday was all about the Badgers. It almost feels like a home court advantage,  Badgers fan Taylor Manuel smiled. Die-hard Badgers fans stood in the chilly weather almost unfazed, but that s not true for everyone especially those who are from out of town.Three best friends flew from in from Long Island, New York and were shivering outside Fiserv Forum. When we asked if standing in the rain was  stanley cup worth it, they all smiled and said yes. For Wisconsin native Jerry Mcnaughton and his sister, Julie Scott, the weather was not an issue because it s a monumental day. It s a bucket list item. We always wanted to go,  Mcnaughton smiled.  Never thought we d be here today. It s bee garrafa stanley n on the list for a long time,  Scott added. We caught up with Sue Leibham and her son Nick Leibham who couldn t wait to get inside the arena. We love Wisconsin most of our kids have gone to Wisconsin and what a better team,  Sue smiled.Sue gave birth to 13 children and said most of them are Badgers fans.  At this point losing isn t an option, winners win,  Nick smiled.  We gave up losing for lent,  Sue giggled. 鈥婻eport a typo or error // Submit a news tip