More severe weather is expected in the Southern Plains Monday as residents in Oklahoma survey the destruction from tornado-spawning storms that injured at least 11 people and leveled homes over the weekend.

Severe storms and reported tornadoes tore through Oklahoma on Saturday into early Sunday, injuring at least 11 people, toppling power lines and trees, and leaving a trail of destruction. Multiple suspected tornadoes and storms in central and west Oklahoma damaged at least 100 homes statewide,

Severe storms and reported tornadoes overnight in Oklahoma ripped roofs off buildings and left more than 90,000 homes and businesses without power. Authorities said Sunday that at least six people were taken to hospitals with injuries that were not life-threatening.

The storms severely damaged "numerous structures," including knocking down power lines and traffic lights and scattering trees throughout the area, the Fire Department said. Nearly 82,000 people were still without power as of Sunday morning, according to poweroutage.us.

Storms with a tornado threat continue to move across Oklahoma on Monday after multiple warnings were issued earlier in the morning and a day after the state saw several twisters. >> Check live radar | KOCO weather page | Get KOCO on the Go Sign up for our NewslettersBelow is a running blog with updates as the severe weather event develops.

Severe storms swept through the state overnight Sunday. Many Oklahomans will be waking up to damage from tornadoes or storms that brought heavy winds, rain, and hail. Multiple Counties have been placed under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch.