00:48 Sioux Falls Tornado Rips Apart Building in Newly Released Footage Newly released footage from inside a health center in Sioux Falls shows the damage done by an EF-2 tornado that struck the city one year ago.

Another round of strong to severe t-storms is possible Tuesday in parts of the East, from the mid-Atlantic states to Florida.

NOAA's Storm Prediction Center has issued a severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m. EDT for parts of North Carolina, South Carolina and east-central Georgia. This watch area includes Raleigh, North Carolina, and Columbia, South Carolina. Another severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for southern South Carolina, central and southeast Georgia and parts of the eastern Florida panhandle until 10 p.m. EDT

The Washington D.C. metro area was impacted by two separate hailstorms Monday evening from the same weather system bringing severe weather to the Southeast on Tuesday. Baseball size hail fell near Rockville, Maryland, Monday evening. There were reports of downed trees near High Point, North Carolina on Tuesday afternoon from strong thunderstorm wind gusts.

(MORE: D.C. Metro Pummeled By Hail )

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(MORE: View National Interactive Radar Map | Difference Between a Watch and a Warning)

Severe Weather Forecast

Into Tuesday Evening:

Locations from Florida to the Carolinas and southern Virginia could see a few strong to severe storms.

Large hail and strong thunderstorm wind gusts are the main concerns, though local flash flooding is also possible, despite the recent dry spring.

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Wednesday:

A lingering threat of a few strong to severe storms may impact Florida along the tail end of the frontal boundary.

Recap: Sunday's Storm Reports

Sunday night, a tornado was reported near Darlington, Indiana,. Near Brocton, Illinois 3 inch diameter hail was observed near Sunday night and in Sugar Hill, North Carolina, hail up to 2 inches in diameter caused widespread damage Sunday evening.

Trees and power lines were downed on Sunday afternoon in La Grange, Kentucky and near Murray, Kentucky. A large barn was blown over in Smithfield, Kentucky, Sunday afternoon and significant wind damage was also reported to a home in Grayson, Kentucky early Sunday evening.

Sunday morning, heavy rain caused significant flooding in southern Louisiana, including reports of cars submerged on Interstate 49 north of Lafayette and reports of water entering some homes. Rainfall totals of 6 to 9 inches had been reported from Sunday midnight through Sunday late morning.

For the more news on the latest impacts from the severe storms and heavy rain, click the link below.

(LATEST NEWS: Severe Storms, Flooding Impacts)

Recap: Flooding and Severe Weather Reports Late Last Week

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Flash flooding turned deadly Friday night in Palestine, Texas, where up to 7.78 inches of rain had fallen.

Friday night into early Saturday, evacuations were prompted in the towns of Kilgore and Hughes Springs, Texas. Homes were flooded in the Gin City community near Bradley, Arkansas. Vehicles stalled in high water in Caddo Parish, Louisiana, and a mudslide blocked a road in Plain Dealing, Louisiana. Street flooding became widespread Saturday morning in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

A cooperative observer southeast of Marshall, Texas, reported over 9 inches of rain Friday. Flooded roads even hampered National Weather Service storm survey crews trying to assess damage from Friday night's severe weather in Harrison County, Texas.

Early Saturday, 60 mph wind gusts shifted and damaged two planes at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Windows were also blown out of a few homes in Bastrop County from 75 mph winds, and high winds overturned a semi on I-35 near Kyle, Texas, shutting down the northbound lanes for a time. Some trees were downed in the far north Houston metro area in Montgomery and northern Harris Counties.

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