An EF3 tornado with winds estimated at 150 mph hit Michigan. The scope of the damage is being realized and the death toll is rising. Here's what we know about a deadly stretch of powerful storms.

After multiple tornadoes were reported over the past few days across the country, more severe weather is in the forecast today, focused on North Carolina as well as parts of South Carolina and Virginia. Storms will pick up mainly around the evening hours on Sunday, with damaging winds and isolated large hail possible. Meanwhile, heavy rain and more severe weather threatens Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana on Monday. Watch for the latest forecast.

A rare EF3 tornado touched down in Union City, Michigan, killing three and injuring 12 people. Several houses in the small town of 1,700 people have been completely destroyed. First responders and volunteers are now working to clean up the damage.

Those just hit by tornadoes and severe weather won’t have long to recover as another round of severe storms is possible starting on Tuesday. This severe storm threat is widespread from Texas to Ohio, including cities like Dallas, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and Indianapolis. The threat will shift slightly southeast by Wednesday, stretching from Louisiana to Pennsylvania. Tornadoes and damaging winds are possible. Heavy rainfall could bring 1 to 2 inches of rain for some. Here’s the latest forecast.

Track everything from current conditions, forecasts and potential impacts from the severe weather outbreak here.