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Deadly Storms Continue on Wednesday in West Virginia, Kentucky (PHOTOS)

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Cleanup continues at a destroyed home Thursday, May 30, 2019, after an EF-4 tornado tore through the countryside near Linwood, Kan., Tuesday, May 28. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)

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Cleanup continues at a destroyed home Thursday, May 30, 2019, after an EF-4 tornado tore through the countryside near Linwood, Kan., Tuesday, May 28. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)

Damaging storms continued Wednesday throughout many parts of the U.S., including reported tornadoes in Texas and flash flood warnings in Pennsylvania.

A 55-year-old woman was killed in Roane County, West Virginia, when a tree fell on her during a strong storm. Storm damage was also reported in Mingo County and Mason County, West Virginia.

One person died while driving in Prestonsburg, Kentucky, Wednesday afternoon when a severe storm tore a roof off of a building and into the road.

(MORE: Storms Cause Deaths in West Virginia, Kentucky; Damaging Tornadoes Reported in Texas)

A tornado touched down in Kemp, Texas, Wednesday, injuring one at the Cedar Creek Country Club. About 15 homes in the area were damaged by the severe weather.

Tornado warnings stretched as far as Philadelphia, but no tornado touchdowns were confirmed in the metro area. Golf-ball-sized hail was reported.

The tornadoes and destructive storms are the latest in a nearly two-week severe weather outbreak that will continue through Thursday with severe thunderstorms and localized flash flooding from the Ohio Valley into the mid-Atlantic, as well as southwestern Texas and eastern New Mexico. The event has become one of the most active stretch of tornadoes in the U.S. in eight years.

At least a dozen people were injured and dozens of homes and businesses were destroyed in the Kansas City area on Tuesday.

The Linwood community, about 30 miles west of Kansas City, was devastated Tuesday by a particularly destructive tornado, crushing structures and vehicles and downing trees and power lines.

(MORE: Kansas Tornadoes Prompt Emergency)

Late Monday night into Tuesday, a series of tornadoes ripped through eastern Indiana and western Ohio, killing an 81-year-old man in Celina, Ohio. At least 75 homes were damaged in Pendleton, Indiana, and Huntsville, Indiana, according to Madison County Emergency Management spokesman Todd Harmeson.

Scattered severe storms are possible Thursday from the Ohio Valley into the mid-Atlantic, bringing damaging straight-line winds and large hail, possible tornadoes and flash flooding. The likelihood of widespread severe weather will decrease as the week comes to a close.

(MORE FROM WEATHER.COM: Severe Threat Continues, But There's an End in Sight)