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After tornadoes and hail hit northwestern Oklahoma, central Oklahoma faces new severe storms with hail, winds, and tornadoes.

Strong thunderstorms are sweeping through the Chicago area Tuesday afternoon, evening and into Wednesday, sparking possible tornadoes and causing damage.

Scroll to see live radar feed. A storm system moving into the Dallas-Fort Worth region late Tuesday night is bringing a risk of severe weather and potential flooding that could stretch into the early morning hours.

Severe weather is possible across the Houston area on Wednesday as a storm system moves through Southeast Texas, bringing the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. Forecasters say the primary concern will be damaging winds, with a 5–15% probability, along with a 2–5% chance of tornadoes and about a 5% chance of large hail.

According to NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Alicia Roman, Friday morning's rain will be the first of two stormy waves to hit the Chicago area. The first round was expected to move mostly across northern Illinois and impact far north and west counties, along with areas in southeastern Wisconsin.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Multiple tornado warnings hit Oklahoma early Thursday as a severe storm moved in. The first warning came during morning commutes and school drop-offs, with visible damage reported in Purcell

Watch live as strong to severe storms move through Kentucky and Indiana on Wednesday.

A tornado warning issued at 6:30 p.m. March 10 applies to parts of Canadian, Cleveland, Grady, McClain and Oklahoma counties.

Tornado warnings in Central Georgia are impacted multiple counties during the morning hours, including Bibb, Laurens, Houston, Baldwin, Twiggs and more.