At least 23 died when the storm dough stated from the heart to the east coast

At least 23 people were reported killed in several states in the extensive bad weather outbreak from the heart of the US to the East Coast.

State officials reported 14 people killed in Kentucky, 7 in Missouri and 2 in Virginia.

At least 600,000 people now without electricity from Michigan to Tennessee.

The remaining storms from severe weather outbreaks on Friday continued until Saturday morning and, this morning, 26 Tornado had been reported from Friday storms in Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Illinois and one from New Jersey.

Softball-size hail is reported in Barlow, Kentucky, and near Sullivan, Indiana, with ice larger than tennis reported locally from Texas to Ohio.

In total, 15 states have reported damage to storms from hail, wind and tornado from Missouri to Michigan and to New Jersey when severe storms continue to track through the Eastern United States from Arkansas to Virginia.

Meanwhile, severe storm watches apply to parts of Southeast Arkansas, North-Alabama, and Mississippi Tengah until 10 am with other large storm watches that apply to parts of North South Carolina, North-North-North-North Carolina and South Virginia until 12 noon Et.

Hail of a quarter size, as well as trees and roof damage have been reported with this storm, and they are expected to continue until Saturday morning.

For the northeast, the highest threat centered on the northern New York parts, West Massachusetts, most of the Vermont and New Hampshire Barat, including Burlington, Vermont; Springfield, Massachusetts; and Albany, New York, with the main risk that damage the wind and large hail and some isolated tornado is also possible.

For the South-middle plateau, the highest threat was centered on the Central Texas section which included Dallas and Arlington, Texas. Larger but lower threats also exist for other regions in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas and including the City of Oklahoma, Little Rock, Arkansas, and Wichita, Kansas.