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At least 23 people have been killed in several states such as a vast violent epidemic told from the American heart to the east coast.

At least 14 people were reported in Kentucky, 7 in Missouri and 2 in Virginia, state officials said.

More than 500 serious weather conditions have been manufactured from Texas to New Jersey from Friday and at least 600,000 people are now without power from Michigan to Tennessee.

The vestige storms of the severe time epidemic on Friday continue on Saturday morning and, from this morning, 26 tornadoes were reported during Friday storms in Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Illinois and one from New Jersey.

Softball -sized hail has been reported to Barlow, Kentucky and near Sullivan, Indiana, with a tennis size hail the size of Locally reported from Texas to Ohio.

In total, 15 states have reported damage caused by hail storms, winds and Tornades from Missouri to Michigan and New Jersey while serious storms continue to follow the United States Center-Stats is from Arkansas to Virginia.

Meanwhile, a serious thunderstorm watch is in force for parts of the south-eastern Arkansas, the North Center of Alabama and the center of Mississippi until 10 am CT with another serious watch in force in force for parts of the North South Carolina, the Center-West of North Carolina and South Virginia until 12 hours and.

The hail of a quarter, as well as slaughtered trees and damage caused by the roof have already been reported with these storms, and they should continue at the end of the morning on Saturday.

For the northeast, the highest threat is centered on parts of New York State, western Massachusetts, most of the Vermont and western New Hampshire, including Burlington, Vermont; Springfield, Massachusetts; And Albany, New York, the primary risks being damaged winds and a large hail and some isolated tornadoes are also possible.

For the plains of the South Center, the highest threat is centered on parts of the Texas center which includes Dallas and Arlington, Texas. A larger but less threat exists also for other regions of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas and includes Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Arkansas and Wichita, Kansas.