March remains an extremely active month for weather in the East, as the region prepares for severe weather and significant winds, followed by another blast of arctic air and below-average temperatures.

Dozens of tornadoes could erupt during severe storms in the U.S. this week, putting millions of people at risk.

AccuWeather meteorologists say a line of severe weather from Texas to the Great Lakes could bring flooding and tornadoes to Ohio. See the forecast.

Another significant severe weather outbreak is forecast for Tuesday, March 10, and Wednesday, March 11, meteorologists warned.

Forecasters say severe storms remain a threat for several states in the coming days, while the NWS has issued tornado alerts.

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.

NWS issues 39 warnings March 10; two deaths reported in Indiana; damage surveys underway in Iowa and Illinois

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.