At least a dozen people who are dead in several states, while storms take the American core country

In Kentucky, 7 in Missouri and 2 in Virginia, at least 9 people are dead, as an expansionary outbreak of the storm records the country from the core country to the east coast.

From Texas to New Jersey, over 500 reports of storms were created from Friday, and at least 600,000 people are now without power from Michigan to Tennessee.

Rescue storms from the storm outbreak on Friday will continue until Saturday morning, and to this morning 26 tornados from the storms have been registered in Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Illinois and one from New Jersey.

In Barlow, Kentucky and near Sullivan, Indiana, Hail was reported by softball size, whereby larger than tennis ball size was reported from Texas to Ohio.

A total of 15 states have reported storm damage from hail, winds and tornados from Missouri to Michigan and Out to New Jersey, since heavy storms continue to track through the eastern central USA from Arkansas to Virginia.

In the meantime, there is a severe thunderstorm for parts of the southeastern Arkansas, in the North Central Alabama and in the center of Mississippi until 10 a.m. CT with another severe storm guard, which applies to parts of the North South Carolina, in the West Central North Carolina and in South Virginia until 12 p.m.

With these storms, quarter sizes and roof damage as well as fallen trees and roof damage have already been reported, and it is expected to continue on Saturday late in the morning.

For the northeast, the highest threat of parts of the state of New York, Western Massachusetts, is directed by Vermont and Western New Hampshire, including Burlington, Vermont; Springfield, Massachusetts; And Albany, New York, with the main risks, the winds and large hail and some isolated tornados damage.

For the south-central level, the highest threat to parts of central texas is centered, including Dallas and Arlington, Texas. There is also a larger but lower threat to other areas in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas and includes Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Arkansas and Wichita, Kansas.