I tend to use it more for explainers (supercells, hail, winter weather, etc) but still like to break it out for other weather events. I agree that 2D info is less palatable in the 3D space, but still helps get a few more eyeballs to pay attention ahead of hazardous weather IMO

Preliminary timing of events, subject to change once storms have formed and we get a better idea of their progress

Great forecast, great result. I won't have to hand out any more of these water bottles this week, thank tha lord

Most importantly, similar rain totals occurred over the Lake Travis watershed. A combined 5,600 CFS (about 1.2 million gallons per minute) is flowing downstream as we speak.

This should get LT to rise by a couple of feet at least. We'll see in a few days

Plan your afternoon/evening travels around the storms. The last place you want to be in a hailstorm is in your car, stuck in traffic.

Yes Jason, 30-50% chances the last two days inherently meant most wouldn't get storms. Today was always expected to be the main storm chance

Similar story on Thursday afternoon and evening, but the potential is there for an MCS (mesoscale convective system) to roll through.

Friday is the peak of this week's storm chances courtesy of a "cold" front dropping in. Some strong/severe storms not out of the question

I climbed up a spider-infested ladder to get to the top of a beached boat dock for this shot. Plz make it worth my while

Long story short, it won't be a washout of an Easter Sunday. Morning plans could be pushed inside, but there should be plenty of dry time in the afternoon.