A severe weather threat is expected for Tuesday in Oklahoma, following several tornadoes across the state. A level 2 slight risk has been issued for the majority of the state, with the only area not included in the slight risk zone having a level 1 marginal risk. Meteorologist Jonathan Conder predicts that severe storms could produce tornadoes, ping pong ball-sized hail, and 70 mph wind gusts. The most rainfall is expected in southeastern Oklahoma, including the central Oklahoma metro, and the southeastern Oklahoma. Conder also warns of potential severe weather events during the nighttime hours.