Tornado warning active for several Oklahoma counties until 8 p.m

Another round of severe, possibly tornado-like thunderstorms moved across central Oklahoma on Sunday, just hours after an overnight system dropped tornadoes across the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.

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A tornado warning is active for most of central Oklahoma until 8 p.m. There is currently a tornado warning in effect for Tillman and Kiowa counties.

ACTIVE CLOCKS AND ALERTS

TORNADO WATCH – Caddo, Canada, Carter, Cleveland, Garvin, Grady, Hughes, Jefferson, Lincoln, Love, McClain, Murray, Okfuskee, Oklahoma, Pontotoc, Pottawatomie, Seminole and Stephens Counties until 8 p.m

TORNADO WATCH – Hughes and Pontotoc County until 1:00 a.m

TORNADO WATCH – Carter, Jefferson, Love, Murray and Okfuskee Counties until 1:00 a.m

For coverage of Oklahoma's tornadic storms overnight: CLICK HERE.

Chief Meteorologist David Payne said there is a moderate risk of severe weather Sunday afternoon through midnight, particularly along and east of I-44.

“The tornado threat will be highest southeast of the OKC metro, but still in the moderate category throughout the southeast metro. Be weather conscious today!”

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Most of the state will see rain, with some parts experiencing severe storms in the afternoon.

Several waves of rain and storms are expected, and once severe, hail, damaging winds and tornadoes are possible.

Stay tuned to News 9 for severe weather updates.

What is the weather like on Sunday in Oklahoma?

Another large storm area appeared overnight. Some of these storms are severe and produce heavy rainfall.

Additional storms are expected to develop later Sunday and into Monday night.

While the drought grabs headlines, flooding will be a concern in the areas with the highest totals.

As of Sunday morning, rainfall rates were up to 7 inches per hour, with over 5 inches of rain falling.

Overnight lows will linger in the low 60s.

Highs on Sunday will be in the low 70s.

Rain and storms are expected across most of the state this afternoon, tonight and into Monday.

Daylight saving time ended on Sunday morning!

Highs on Monday will be in the 70s with some wind.

Rain is expected on Monday morning.

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