CENTRAL TEXAS (KXAN) — Folks all over Central Texas were pummeled by hail as severe storms moved through Thursday afternoon.
The storms prompted Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for parts of Williamson County throughout the early afternoon. Up to tennis ball-sized hail was reported in some areas.
KXAN viewers sent in their pictures of the hail that fell in their yards. We will continue to add to this gallery as more photos come in.
A photo sent in by Nicole Austin of her friend’s car in Round Rock. 
Karen Robinson sent this broken windshield in after hail hit the Hesters Crossing and Interstate 35 area Thursday 
Hail surrounds a Sgt. Slaughter GI Joe figurine after Thursday’s storm. Thanks to Melissa Davis for sending it in. 
Hail broke this car’s window in Pflugerville. Sent in by Teena Dozier 
Hail broke this pot in the Sorento neighborhood across from Lake Pflugerville. Sent in by Erin Garcia 
Hail in Elgin, from Brandi Heimann 
Hail on the ground at Primitive Baptist Church in Burnet, Texas after severe storm April 15, 2021 (Photo: Rachel Bryson) 
Hail in Leander April 15, 2021 (Courtesy Robin Askelson) 
Nearly tennis ball-sized hail in Round Rock (Courtesy Greg Gotham) 
Hail covering a deck in Elgin, Texas on April 15, 2021 (Courtesy: Tomea Walker) 
Hail in Leander April 15, 2021 – Trenell Landry 
Hail in Pflugerville April 15, 2021 – Susan Humphrey 
Hail in Round Rock April 15, 2021 – Susan Mayes 
Hail in Round Rock April 15, 2021 – Melissa Glouchkova 
Hail in Round Rock April 15, 2021 – Melissa Adcock 
Hail in Liberty Hill April 15, 2021 – Wanda Sweeney 
Hail in Liberty Hill April 15, 2021 – Wanda Sweeney 
Hail in Round Rock April 15, 2021 – Joanne Douglas 
Hail in Cedar Park April 15, 2021 – Jennifer Creed 
Hail in the Avery Ranch area on April 15, 2021 (Courtesy: Udhaya Kannan) 
Hail in Leander April 15, 2021 – Mike Dickey 
Hail in Round Rock April 15, 2021 – Williams Perez 
Hail in Round Rock April 15, 2021 – Dawn Bures 
Hail in Round Rock April 15, 2021 – Emily Ingalls 
Hail in Leander April 15, 2021 (Photo: Marilyn Stokes) 
Small hail in Burnet, Texas on April 15, 2021 
Penny-sized hail in downtown Burnet on April 15, 2021 (Courtesy: James Kershner) 
Hail between Holda and Doss in southern Mason County on April 15, 2021 (Courtesy: John Spencer) 
Hail between Holda and Doss in southern Mason County on April 15, 2021 (Courtesy: John Spencer) 
Ping pong ball sized hail in Cedar Park April 15, 2021 (Courtesy Alice Belous) 
Hail between Bertram and Liberty Hill April 15, 2021 (Courtesy Paul Hickman) 
Hail covers a porch in Burnet, Texas, April 15, 2021 (Courtesy Alan Vizina) 
Golf ball-sized hail in Leander April 15, 2021 (Courtesy Mrandon Morey) 
Pflugerville in Travis County was also hit hard. Neighbors told KXAN crews they saw golf ball-sized hail. Video sent in from the Falcon Pointe neighborhood shows hail bouncing off the ground.
Car windshields in the neighborhood were cracked from the hailstorm, and the hoods have dents. Jennifer Ebert, who lives in the area, said she was waiting for her son in her car at the school bus stop when the hail began pounding down on her roof.
She was scared it might actually break through.
“We got several cracks. This one here you can actually feel on the inside of the car. So it almost went all the way through it,” Ebert said.
Another neighbor, Betsy, said, “I got a warning on my KXAN Weather App — it’s on my phone. And then all of a sudden it just came down like a bucket. And it just started, like loud, all around the house — popping. It’s not like it was the pea-sized, I knew it was really big.”
Many have already started filing insurance claims and will soon assess roof damage on their homes.
This video from Tim McCoy in Leander shows hail plopping into a backyard pool.
Viewer Bob Myers shared another video of hail covering up most of the ground.
Hail fell on top of cars in Round Rock, likely causing damage, as seen in this video submitted by Paula Israel.
Viewer Stacie Carey submitted this video of hail bouncing off a trampoline in Leander.
Do you have storm photos? Send them to reportit@kxan.com with your name and the location the picture was taken.
