KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chasers are tracking storms moving across Oklahoma. Oklahoma will see multiple chances of severe storms on Tuesday and early Wednesday morning, bringing a tornado and large hail threat to the Sooner State. KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chasers are tracking storms moving across Oklahoma.

As warmer, wetter air surges into our area during the day Wednesday, the threat for severe storms will be on the rise. The Storm Prediction Center has placed most of West Michigan in an "enhanced risk" area for severe storms, which is a level 3 of 5 threat, level 5 being the highest possible.

Scattered storms will move through the DFW area in multiple rounds this week with a chance of large hail up to the size of golf balls. While most areas will not see severe weather (and most will see beneficial rain this week), some could see large hail and damaging winds, so we want you to stay extra alert.

Are nighttime severe storms and tornadoes becoming more common in Oklahoma?

Strong to severe storms are expected to develop across Oklahoma Saturday night, bringing a risk of hail, damaging winds, and a low tornado threat before tapering off by early Sunday morning.

Severe overnight storms cause power outages for thousands in Oklahoma. Live updates on the aftermath and ongoing weather threats.