After damaging storms crossed the state Saturday night and Sunday, Oklahoma City residents woke up to tornado warnings early Monday morning across the metro area.

More severe weather is expected throughout the day, with high winds, hail and tornadoes all possible.

Check here for live weather updates and to check road conditions, power outages and school closings in real time.

Tornado watch will likely be issued Monday

9:18 a.m.

Meteorologists for the National Weather Service in Norman said the next round of storms would ramp up later this morning or early afternoon, marching east across central and south central Oklahoma.

All hazards — flooding, damaging winds, large hail and a medium risk for tornadoes — are possible with these storms. The NWS Storm Prediction Center said a tornado watch will likely be issued either in the next couple hours or around mid-day.

The risk for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms is highest in areas east of Lawton and Oklahoma City.

According to NWS Norman, severe storms will most likely take place between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for parts of south, southwestern and south-central Oklahoma. For south-central, central and northern Oklahoma, the severe risk is highest between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.

Much of Oklahoma, barring several western and northwestern counties and the panhandle, is also under a flood watch until 6 p.m. Monday.

-Jana Hayes

Oklahoma colleges, schools cancel class amid severe weather

8:45 a.m.

Several school districts and colleges around the state have canceled classes for Monday.

Oklahoma State University - Stillwater and Oklahoma City Community College are both closed campus offices and classes for Monday due to the threat of severe weather.

Rose State College is closed for in-person classes; classes will be held virtually instead. Check Canvas for details on your classes.

Check all school closings due to severe weather here.

- Josh Kelly

Rainfall totals continue to rise

7:30 a.m.

Areas in the Oklahoma City area have received more than 6 inches of rain in the past three days.

The Oklahoma Mesonet station near Shawnee has recorded more than 7 inches of rain since Saturday.

Rainfall totals since Saturday, according to the Mesonet:

Oklahoma City: 5.57 inches

Norman: 3.96 inches

Spencer: 6.14 inches

Yukon: 6.26 inches

Minco: 6.06 inches

- Ryan Sharp

OKC municipal court canceled Monday

7:15 a.m.

All Oklahoma City Municipal Court sessions Monday have been canceled due to severe weather potential.

Defendants will be notified of their new court date.

The public counter will be open for those wanting to pay their fines in person. Payments can also be made by calling (405) 297-3898 or logging on to okc.gov.

- Ryan Sharp

Wave 2 of severe storms expected in OKC area

6:55 a.m.

Oklahoma City residents woke up again Monday to tornado sirens and torrential rain.

It was just the first wave of severe weather expected for Monday morning.

The National Weather Service in Norman said another line of storms, potentially stronger than the one that moved through the area early Monday, was expected to move into central Oklahoma around 10 a.m.

The NWS said rain, heavy winds (60-80 mph), hail (up to golf ball-sized) and tornadoes would be possible with the second line of storms.

As of 6:45 a.m., the second line of storms were moving through Frederick, Snyder and Hobard in western and southwestern Oklahoma.

- Ryan Sharp

OKC tornado warning expired

6:51 a.m.

The tornado warning issued for OKC and other metro cities expired at 6:45 a.m.

- Jana Hayes

OKC-area school districts alter plans for Monday storms

6:45 a.m.

Several school districts in the Oklahoma City area have canceled classes for Monday.

Moore, Deer Creek, Piedmont, Mustang, Harrah, Millwood, Stillwater and Yukon were among the schools to cancel classes.

Edmond Public Schools have moved to virtual learning for Monday.

Mid-Del Public Schools and Putnam City Schools also canceled classes.

Oklahoma City Public Schools were already scheduled to be closed Monday for a professional development day.

Check with your school district's website and social media pages for updates.

- Ryan Sharp

OKC, Edmond, Moore under tornado warning

6:40 a.m.

The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning until 6:45 a.m. Monday to include Oklahoma City and surrounding towns including Yukon, Mustang, Moore and Edmond.

- Jana Hayes

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What to do when there's a tornado watch

Be prepared — tornadoes are possible in and around the area mentioned in the watch. Be ready to act quickly.

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What to do when there's a tornado warning

Take action now. A warning means someone saw a tornado or one was indicated by weather radar. Under a tornado warning, there's imminent danger to life and property. Everyone should move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building and avoid windows.

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