The first day of a series of severe weather days kicked off across Texas with a couple of severe storms northwest of DFW that produced large, spiked hailstones across northern Texas. Several more days of severe weather are expected with a major outbreak possible midweek. Meanwhile, this was just the kick off.

TRT - 2:33

Scene 1: Spiked 1.25" hailstone being rotated in hand.

Scene 2: Two spiked stones and two normal stones compared to 50-cent piece.

Scene 3: Two vehicles pulled off the road during storm with NATS.

Scene 4: Vehicle drives by during storm with hail and leaf debris littering roadway.

Scene 5: Parked car with hail falling on grass.

Scene 6: Hail falling and bouncing on grass.

Scene 7: POV with oncoming traffic.

Scene 8: Traffic in hail.

Scene 9: Close-up of traffic in hail.

Scene 10: Two trucks drive in falling hail.

Scene 11: Close-up of hail on roadway.

Scene 12: Hail falling in puddle.

Scene 13, 14: Hail falling and bouncing in grass.

Scene 15: Close up of truck with hail falling.

Scene 16: Hail in grass.

Scene 17: Tight shot of hail in grass.

Scene 18: Chaser holding 4 hailstones in hand.

Hail near Sunset, TX on April 15, 2013

Published on Apr 15, 2013 by Ben Holcomb

This is video of penny sized to quarter sized hail near Sunset, TX on the evening of April 15, 2013.