Several severe storms with a tornado and damaging wind threat are possible across Oklahoma on Friday, potentially producing multiple severe storms that could produce tornadoes and hail. The severe weather risk has been increased to a level 3-6, with an enhanced level of 3.5. The weather warning is in place for the northern and eastern Oklahoma, which stretches to almost the almost the entire northern and western Oklahoma area. Meteorologist Jonathan Conder explains how severe weather could impact the tornado risk. He suggests that while there will still be severe weather, the threat of severe storms will decrease, but the risk of severe weather will decrease. The National Weather Center in Oklahoma has issued an alert day in response to the potential tornadoes, which could produce multiple waves of waves.