Severe weather kills at least three in Oklahoma; two people reported missing

TIMELINE: Storms return to parts of Oklahoma on Tuesday and Wednesday

More rounds of severe storms could move into Oklahoma on Tuesday and Wednesday after tornadoes and flooding hit the state over the weekend.

At least 3 dead and 2 missing after dangerous flooding and storms hit Oklahoma

By Michelle Watson, Diego Mendoza Diaz, Matthew Rehbein, Hanna Park, CNN (CNN) — Severe weather in Oklahoma has left three people dead, including a 12-year-old boy and his mother, officials say. The dangerous floodwaters in central Oklahoma also damaged at least 10 homes, according to a release from Oklahoma State Emergency Operations Center. Police in

At Least Three Dead As Storms Hit Oklahoma, Texas

Flash floods led to three deaths in Oklahoma as severe storms hit parts of that state and Texas Saturday night. The storm system also spawned multiple tornado reports across both states. - Articles from The Weather Channel

Severe weather kills at least three in Oklahoma; two people reported missing

Severe weather that hit Oklahoma over the weekend has killed at least three people, according to authorities, who are searching for at least two people reported missing.

3 dead, 2 missing as severe weather slams Oklahoma

More than 30 million Americans on alert for severe weather over Easter weekend.

At Least 3 Dead as Dangerous Flooding Triggers Dozens of High-Water Rescues in Oklahoma - Entertainment Unleashed Here

Oklahoma officials say severe weather killed three people, including a 12-year-old child and his mother. According to an Oklahoma State Emergency Operations Centre announcement, the severe floodwaters in central Oklahoma also caused damage to at least ten residences. Moore police, roughly 10 miles south of Oklahoma City, recorded “dozens of high-water incidents” on Sunday morning, ...