The incidents occurred on the night of April 19, 2025, as police reported numerous vehicles stranded in floodwaters and significant rescue operations underway.

In Ada, Oklahoma, a tornado, preliminarily classified as an EF1, caused additional damage to buildings and power lines, compounding the challenges faced by residents still recovering from a previous tornado.

Authorities confirmed that the victims were found deceased in a creek after an extensive search effort that lasted several hours.

This severe weather event has been described as historical due to its extensive impact on local infrastructure and the scale of rescue operations required.

Montague County emergency crews conducted high-water rescues for individuals stranded in floodwaters, although no serious injuries were reported.

The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Services reported multiple road closures across various counties due to storm damage, complicating recovery efforts.

Severe weather conditions in Oklahoma led to the tragic deaths of two individuals, including a child, due to flooding in Moore.

Significant damage was also reported in surrounding counties, including Atoka and Love, where at least six homes were damaged along with various outbuildings and powerlines.

As of early Sunday morning, one occupant from a Jeep was rescued and hospitalized in serious but stable condition, while searches for two missing individuals continued with drone assistance.

In Texas, at least two tornadoes impacted Parker County, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure, with emergency crews dispatched to assist affected residents.

Moore police characterized the flooding as historical, affecting the city's infrastructure and prompting multiple high-water incidents.

The worst of the severe weather is expected to diminish by April 21, 2025, but flood watches remain in effect for millions across several states.