Storm survey teams with the National Weather Service confirmed several tornadoes hit during a severe weather outbreak Sunday.

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Two of the confirmed tornadoes hit Texas, including an EF0 near Pittsburg in Camp County, as well as an EF1 near Lovelady in Houston County. The EF1 destroyed three mobile homes and damaged a high school, according to KHOU TV in Houston.

An EF0 tornado was confirmed in Johnson County in Eastern Iowa. No major damage was reported. Parts of Iowa also saw golf ball-sized hail.

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A tv news helicopter reported spotting a tornado just before 6 p.m Sunday in Stephens County, Okla. Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management spokeswoman Keli Cain said there were no reports of injury or damage.

The stormy weekend system stretched as far north as the Great Lakes. Hail as large as 2" fell in Illinois, while high winds in Michigan knocked out power and closed Interstate 75 for several hours.

The potential for severe weather marched into the Deep South Monday, prompting several severe thunderstorm watches across the region. 

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