The Red Cross is 35% done surveying the damage, and thus far 55 homes received major damage and will have to be rebuilt, 145 homes received moderate damage, and 9 received little damage.

The Governor of Arkansas visited Jonesboro Sunday to tour the damage left behind from the EF-3 tornado and also declared a state disaster area.

The National Weather Service has confirmed an E-F3 tornado ripped through Jonesboro, Arkansas with winds up to 140 mph leaving 22 people injured and two people hospitalized.

Utility crews in Arkansas, Mississippi and in Memphis are working quickly to get power back on to thousands. Still, about 1,600 customers are without power here, a decrease from the initial 3,800.

"It’s scary like honestly man. It’s really humbling like it makes you realize that things can really change in an instant and it makes you appreciative of what you got honestly.”

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for multiple counties across the Mid-South until 2 a.m.

A cold front to our west will roll into the Mid-South around 4 pm and continue producing showers and storms through midnight tonight, starting in Eastern Arkansas and then moving into West Tennessee and North Mississippi.