Hays County reacts to severe thunderstorm that swept through area today

Updated 12:16 p.m. April 11

The University Star, Texas State University's student-run newspaper, has reported extreme weather, including flooding and hail, at multiple student-housing complexes including the Cabana, the Edge and Uptown Square.

Many apartment complexes in #SMTX are starting to experience flooding including the Edge and Cabana

— The University Star (@UniversityStar) April 11, 2017

@UniversityStar There's little marble sized hail at Uptown pic.twitter.com/kVLQAl8nvD

— Daisy Saenz (@daisymarie) April 11, 2017

A severe thunderstorm has hit Hays County, and the National Weather Service is warning of large hail in western and central portions of the county, including Dripping Springs, Wimberley and Bear Creek.

The NWS has issued a flash-flooding warning for southern Hays and western Caldwell counties until 3 p.m. today.

The county has issued a warning to stay indoors. An urban and small stream flooding advisory is also in effect throughout Hays, Blanco and Comal counties.

Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisory- Hays, Blanco, and Comal Counties until 3:30 pm. Heavy rain due to slow... https://t.co/iEqqpkxqIM

— Hays Emergency Mgmt (@hays_oem) April 11, 2017

Residents in San Marcos are reporting flash-flooding conditions.

It's already flash flooding in San Marcos ? #KVUE pic.twitter.com/MUO6vIfSFV

— Lauren (@laurenf1122) April 11, 2017

According to a National Weather Service alert at 11:57 a.m. on Tuesday, flash-flooding is expected to begin shortly in San Marcos. San Marcos residents are also receiving flood warnings and other notifications.  

Sweet. Flooding again.. pic.twitter.com/VaTWeFsdIc

— Rand Renfrow (@randrenfrow) April 11, 2017

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