Post-mortem:
I hope people in ATX and immediate realize how freaking lucky we've been. The severe prediction map was spot on! The storms started blowing up just west of Austin, giving most of us light rotation and brief, spotty pinpoints of smaller but damaging hail. But all in all we got off pretty damn well. Once this line moved just into and through Austin, it really blew up. And that's exactly where the "moderate risk" area was mapped. The Round Rock tornado was the first instant of these storms super-charging into monsters. And now they're all blowing up east of us.
If this event was just 10 miles west, these storms would have wreaked a lot more havoc over heavily-populated Travis/Austin. The worst it did was to glance Round Rock before moving into much smaller populations. We were very fortunate, period.
That said, I can't remember a heavier outbreak for our area, some 17-18 tornado warnings forecast within a 75 mile radius of Austin. And those weren't even the worst.
T and P for our eastern and NE neighbors. Going to be a long evening.
I must say, the forecasters fucking nailed this forecast as well as I've ever seen. I mean amazingly. Good work.