WATONGA, Okla. (KFOR) - The 4Warn Storm Team tracked severe weather making its way across Oklahoma Sunday night into Monday morning. Rain began Sunday night leading to severe storms Monday. Multiple storm watches and warnings were issued. Some schools even canceled, delayed, or switched to online classes. LOCAL NEWS: 4Warn Storm Team tracks severe weather moving into Oklahoma The heavy rains in the metro affected driving conditions as the storms moved east. The National Weather Service was also tracking multiple reported tornadoes. According to KFOR Meteorologist Emily Sutton, six tornadoes were reported in southwest Oklahoma Monday morning. Meanwhile, a 4Warn storm tracker caught a funnel near Watonga just before 6 a.m. in northwest Oklahoma. Possible tornado near Watonga on Nov. 18. Image KFOR. This is only a preliminary count. The National Weather Service has not released an official count. KFOR Meteorologist Aaron Brackett says these storms will be followed by colder temperatures. Predicted temps November 18-22 will reach into the upper 50s and low 60s during the day and dip into the 30s and 40s at night.