As of now, the NWS believes the storm caused minimal damage. Subsequent tornadoes that may have formed are still being investigated.

A preliminary report from the National Weather Service has confirmed an EF3 tornado hit Morganfield Friday afternoon. The report says the tornado had peak winds of 155 miles per hour. The tornado destroyed several homes and damaged others.

Eleven states have seen double or more tornado reports through May this year than the same time period last year.

🌪️ SUNDAY MAY 18 TORNADOES - Our survey teams have now confirmed 7 tornadoes: EF-0 Morton Valley (Eastland) EF-1 Mingus (Palo Pinto) EF-1 Gordon (Palo Pinto) EF-0 Santo (Palo Pinto) EF-0 south of Santo (Palo Pinto) EF-U southeast of Santo (Palo Pinto) EF-0 north of Lipan (Parker) Several people were injured due to the storms, safety officials said.

Michigan's recent string of tornadoes has brought the statewide total to 25 so far this year through Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. "Through mid-May, that's the fastest pace we've experienced," said Steven Freitag, a meteorologist with the agency based in White Lake Township.

Southern and eastern Oklahoma continue to see severe weather and the occasional tornado warning into Monday evening.

Severe weather has begun to impact the Sunflower State, and KSN's Storm Track 3 Weather team is tracking the storms.

A wide swath of tree damage was reported in Gloucester and Atlantic counties last Friday, from New Jersey's longest tornado in almost four years.

There were 72 tornado reports through Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with most of those in the Midwest and Great Plains.

Nearly 60 million people in the central and southern U.S. are once again under threat of severe weather Tuesday, including most of Kentucky, which just endured a tornado outbreak last Friday that claimed at least 19 lives in the state.