A severe weather outbreak in Oklahoma has resulted in tragic fatalities, including a mother and her 13-year-old daughter who were killed when a suspected tornado struck their vehicle. The storm system has been marked by multiple tornado touchdowns across the state, causing extensive damage in Tulsa and other areas. Two additional deaths were confirmed in Okmulgee County, bringing the total loss of life to four in the recent storms. As emergency response crews assess the destruction and power outages continue, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has declared a State of Emergency. Residents across six states are warned of potentially more severe weather ahead.