Severe storms have finally moves offshore after multiple days of severe weather that lasted from Tuesday into Thursday morning. Things are finally quieting down from this multi-day severe weather outbreak, but not before 200+ severe wind reports, 150+ hail reports, and 30+ tornado reports to the Storm Prediction Center.

The Storm Prediction Center has placed the D.C. region under a Moderate Risk (level 4 out of 5) for severe thunderstorms.

The National Weather Service is still compiling data about Tuesday’s severe weather outbreak, and they need residents’ help in a pair of counties.

The potential for a multiday outbreak of severe thunderstorms is climbing as a massive, powerful storm tracks across the United States.

A powerful tornado barreled into Lake Village, Indiana Tuesday night, killing at least two people. The twister injured several others, destroyed homes and snapped power poles in what first responders called "total devastation.

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

This devastation was part of a multi-day severe weather outbreak that began across Texas, the Plains, and the Midwest before moving toward the Great Lakes and the Northeast on Saturday.

Want a good reminder that it's March in Chicagoland? Less than 24 hours after a significant severe weather outbreak Tuesday evening, which produced multiple confirmed tornadoes, some areas could see snowflakes by Wednesday afternoon.