After severe weather left four people dead in Oklahoma over the weekend, the state is at risk Tuesday for more such weather.
The National Weather Service said 7 tornadoes were reported Friday. A woman and her 13-year old daughter were killed Friday when a tornado near Fairview in Northwestern Oklahoma hit their car.
Two others died when a tornado struck the northeast town of Beggs. The storm damage prompted Governor Kevin Stitt to declare a state of emergency in Alfalfa, Creek, Grant, Major, Okmulgee, Rogers, Tulsa and Wagoner counties.
State Climatologist Gary McManus with the Oklahoma Mesonet says there is also a good chance for more rain.
