An Austrian Airlines flight suffered significant damage from hail, which took off part of the airplane's nose on Sunday, the airline said.
Winds up to 87 mph flipped 18-wheelers carrying produce and Nutella on I-35 in the Dallas area, causing the freeway to be closed for hours.
Cars and homes were damaged by the large hail stones that dropped as strong storms passed through the Brazos Valley Thursday night.
Chief Forecaster David Tillman explains what set of circumstances can come together to create dangerous winds of more than 100 mph.
How does hail form? ABC13 Meteorologist Kevin Roth explains that it all starts with a thunderstorm.
Check out the pictures and videos our viewers sent in of the hail that kept them up overnight!