OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — Severe weather swept through Oklahoma on Saturday, prompting multiple tornado warnings in the north and reports of damage in Kay and Noble counties.
Power lines were also snapped as storms pushed across the region, with more rain and storms expected to last into Sunday morning.
Storm Risk
Forecasters placed northeastern Oklahoma under an enhanced level 3 risk, centered near Bartlesville and clipping Ponca City.
Much of central Oklahoma, including the Oklahoma City metro, was under a slight risk, while parts of southern Oklahoma and the Panhandle faced a marginal risk.
Tornado Threat
The tornado risk stayed relatively low compared with other hazards, but it was not zero in north-central and northeastern Oklahoma…