The community of Ada is recovering on Sunday after a radar-confirmed tornado ripped through the Oklahoma town causing significant damage to area businesses. 

ADA, Okla. – A Central Oklahoma community still recovering from an EF-1 tornado in March found itself the target of another natural disaster this weekend.

A severe weather event that spawned deadly flooding and tornadoes across the Plains on Saturday produced a radar-confirmed tornado in Ada, Oklahoma, destroying several businesses in the area.

The latest tornado comes as Ada was still recovering from an EF-1 tornado part of a deadly March severe weather outbreak in the Central U.S. The Ada tornado in March injured one person and displaced two dozen families.

Video from Ada, Oklahoma shows damages at a local business after a possible tornado touchdown.

CHILD AMONG 2 DEAD AFTER FLOODING, SEVERE WEATHER LASH PLAINS

Photos and video taken in Ada, Oklahoma, on Saturday night show damage to a shopping center and a local hotel. Strong winds or a possible tornado ripped down signage and bent power poles.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service office in Norman said a preliminary survey found damage on the north side of Ada consistent with an EF-1 tornado based on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. 

Areas south of Ada are facing more severe thunderstorms and the threat of continued flooding on Sunday.