Avery Tomasco

10:30 PM - Isolated storms have finally come to life ahead of the overnight cold front. Gotta watch the Bell county supercell as it turns to the southeast. Could run into Milam County in an hour or two. Downpour over the northern Hill Country could also get stormy #atxwx https://t.co/itnXGpSebi

Fresh augmented reality preview of our overnight severe weather threat. Flooding will also be possible... Here's why that's a good thing #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/cw9YkwBqKe

7 PM - Still tryin'... Downpour moving into Round Rock at the moment among other spotty showers. If these can keep climbing taller, it could be the early genesis of an isolated severe weather threat this evening #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/FKgqSrYuae

5:30 PM - Ahead of the overnight severe weather threat, there are a few updrafts trying to take hold west of I-35 It's a long shot, but if these can keep climbing, we could see an isolated severe storm or two between now and 9 PM #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/1GgsWYpere

5:07 PM - Our atmosphere remains capped, but I'm keeping a close eye on this gaggle of clouds to see if an updraft can get started ahead of the main overnight storm chance #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/FqfZUnGRi5

Severe storms making a move our way TONIGHT Timing - Most likely after midnight -> 7 AM Wednesday. Could see isolated severe storms this evening, but that's unlikely. Threats - Hail & wind gusts, but a lil' nader can't be ruled out More details to come #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/8sA2vUV7ro

Spotty showers (20%) Saturday, isolated storms Sunday afternoon (30%) Bigger storm chances possible mid-next week but there's plenty of uncertainty for the first week of June

Brittany Staffield @bgonzalez629

@averytomascowx Any more chances for rain after this?

Lake Travis is up by near 2 feet in the last 10 days. Could see another boost from this morning's storms. Longgggg way to go. Still 31 feet below average and 43 feet below full elevation #atxwx #txwx

⁵⁵¹¹ 🍌 @BAYC5511

@averytomascowx Is any of this rain helping fill lake travis?

Heavy rain is moving east of I-35 now, but flooding will linger on low-water crossings for a few more hours. Steer clear of flooded/closed roads

IEMBot EWX @iembot_ewx

At 3:40 AM CDT, Marble Falls [Burnet Co, TX] Emergency Mngr reports Flood. Over 10 low water crossings closed in Marble Falls. #txwx https://t.co/JAbV8NV5pa https://t.co/OQvfWpSSTu

Power outages have doubled this morning, now up to 14,000 customers in the dark. Half of those are leftover from Wednesday's microburst event, the other half from lightning strikes this morning #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/TvqWSQ8uJu

Storms now rolling into Austin (4:07 AM Friday) They are NOT severe, but boy do they sound severe. 450+ lightning strikes in this portion of the squall line over just the last 15 minutes. Could cause a few power outages, otherwise it's a gullywasher #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/dBHDzk5DWj

2:45 AM - Flood advisory up for much of the Hill Country. You love to see it. It HAS to flood at least a little bit for lake levels to improve. Avoid low-water crossings, say a thank you to the skywater gods #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/kkyqtA2xpu

2:20 AM - No problems this morning and hopefully it stays that way. Storms remaining sub-severe in the Hill Country with some gusty winds and small hail at the worst. This is GOOD stuff if we keep avoiding severe weather. More water for the lakes #atxwx #txwx https://t.co/Q5azOZX36J

RT @NWSSanAntonio: Damage survey results from the May 28th storm that moved across the city of Austin, Texas: https://t.co/nigYaq8oid