Sunday will mark the third and final day of a severe weather outbreak that has left nearly two dozen people dead across the U.S. since Friday.

A multiday severe weather outbreak could blast cities across the central and eastern U.S. with thunderstorms capable of producing large hail and potential tornadoes.

The deadly storm system arrived on the East Coast on Sunday after thunderstorms and tornadoes swept through the South and Midwest.

An outbreak of tornadoes ripped homes apart across the South and Midwest, including a massive twister caught on camera barreling through Mississippi. The same storm system is headed east with the extreme weather still a major threat.

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