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A deadly storm system tracked across the Midwest on Sunday, yielding reports of more than 67 tornado touchdowns, high winds, explosive lightning, rain and hail.

Severe storms that affected more than a dozen states earlier this month caused an estimated $50 million in insured losses in Georgia.

Average tornadoes move at less than 35 miles per hour and last just a few minutes, but yesterday a two-mile wide EF4 tornado packing 166 to 200 mph winds ripped through the suburbs of Oklahoma City for 40 minutes.

A large storm system brought a variety of weather conditions across the United States this week, killing at least three people and injuring dozens of others. Click to see damage in some of the affected states and for more information on the storm system.