AUSTIN, Texas — A severe storm brought high-speed winds, hail and heavy rain to the Austin area Friday night.
According to KVUE Meteorologist Albert Ramon, hail was reported in several cities, including Austin, Georgetown, Dripping Springs and Johnson City. The largest reports of hail were in Blanco, Texas, with hail the size of a quarter, and Llano, Texas, with hail the size of a half-dollar.
Amounts of rainfall ranged anywhere from .5 inches to 1.5 inches, with .68 inches of rain recorded in downtown Austin.
According to Ramon, wind gusts of 60 mph were reported at the San Marcos Regional Airport.
PHOTOS: Storm brings damaging winds, large hail threat to Central Texas
The storm caused some property damage in Kyle, Texas.
House damaged in Kyle, Texas
A viewer from Warrenton, in Fayette County, sent video of damage to several buildings.
Other pictures show damage to buildings in south Lee County.
According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, high winds and a lightning strike caused trees to fall over at Bastrop State Park and Buescher State park overnight.
Authorities say they don't know of any injuries or damage to visitors' property.
Following the storm, the forecast for Saturday and Sunday is expected to be breezy, dry and cool.
Pictures and videos from the community can be found on KVUE's story on people's social media posts during the storm.
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