Kenosha, Wisconsin – Video filmed by X user TucsonBeast shows a powerful rotating funnel cloud dropping from a large, dark storm system over a rain-soaked commercial parking lot.

Thick, violent gray clouds swirl across the sky as a clearly visible tornado forms in the distance under severe, unstable weather. Wet pavement reflects the storm and streetlights, intensifying the dramatic scene. In the foreground, a white pickup truck and a long wooden flatbed trailer remain parked, while a person dressed in dark clothing stands near the trailer observing the approaching storm. Trees, utility poles, a small bus shelter, and distant homes line the background.

The footage was recorded from the Walgreens parking lot at the intersection of 80th Street and 39th Avenue in Kenosha on the evening of June 11, 2026. It captures the formation or passage of a tornado during a wider severe weather outbreak across southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touchdown south of Union Grove in Kenosha County near U.S. Highway 45 and State Highway 142, occurring around 6:10 to 6:13 p.m. local time.

Severe thunderstorms moved through Kenosha and Racine counties that evening, bringing damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and confirmed tornado activity. The event was part of a larger outbreak affecting northern Illinois and northwest Indiana, where multiple strong tornadoes were reported.

The footage highlights the intensity of the supercell storm as it developed and moved across the region.

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