Hunter Williams
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05/10/2026
Most of Mother’s Day will be dry, but we are still on track for widespread storms this evening.
Level 3 risk now includes much of Central Texas with very strong winds and large hail being the main concern. An isolated tornado is also a possibility, especially north of Austin.
Rough idea on arrival timing for the main line: Hill Country 6 PM - 10 PM. I-35 corridor/Austin metro 8 PM to midnight. Coastal plains after 10 PM.
An isolated storm ahead of the main line is also not out of the question. I’d say make sure you have a way to get alerts starting at 6 PM if you want to play it safe.
This funnel cloud was not caused by a typical rotating storm, but was more likely formed due to outflow winds pushed out from the storms producing brief, weak funnels.
05/09/2026
The latest storm outlook for Sunday now includes parts of far northern Mason, Llano, & Burnet counties in a level 3 of 5 severe risk. Still a level 2 in Austin.
Much of Mother’s Day will be dry, but storms are likely for the evening. Large hail & strong winds are the main threat.
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