Strong storms are beginning to move into western Oklahoma from the Texas Panhandle late Thursday, prompting the National Weather Service to issued a severe thunderstorm watch for much of Oklahoma. Storms are expected to continue tracking east throughout Friday morning.

Oklahoma could be in for a wet and wild week of severe weather, with the main tornado threat to the Oklahoma City area on Monday evening.

Two fatalities occurred in Moore amid flooding, and a third was a result of a tornado in Hughes County. A missing woman's body was found near Leonard.