🔒Slow-motion lightning⚡, a stunning hummingbird🐦 and a thirsty nope rope🐍: See 16 of the best Click2Pins submissions
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Click2Pins: KPRC 2 viewers give us a look at weekend severe weather damage
The second weekend in January brought severe weather to Southeast Texas with some of the worst damage occurring north of Houston. A tornado touched down overnight in Humble. Others experienced heavy rain and a lot of lightning.
What to know about the pollen season
Anyone who hoped that our February freeze would stop the pollen this spring is having a little wishful thinking! Right now, our overall pollen count is Medium (via Pollen.com), but tree pollen counts are heavy from pine, hackberry and ash:Tree is HeavyMedium pollen counts for us, but tree is heavyOf course, the freeze did stop everything in its tracks for a moment, but the pollen season itself continues to start earlier and last longer because usually we don’t have arctic freezes like this year:Longer growing season means more time for pollen! As we go forward, climate change will account for more carbon dioxide which will increase the growing season (and pollen season) even more. In fact, predictions are that pollen will double by 2085:More Pollen Coming! courtesy Climate CentralA thorough study of this has just been completed by the National Academy of Sciences.
PHOTOS: Kids of all ages enjoy the extreme winter weather across Southeast Texas
HOUSTON – See just some of the photos people have shared of themselves enjoying the winter weather across Southeast Texas. A viewer-submitted photo as shared on Feb. 15, 2021. (Copyright 2021 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.) A viewer-submitted photo as shared on Feb. 15, 2021. (Copyright 2021 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.)
12 of our favorite holiday photos that you shared with us
We asked you to show us how you’re spending the holiday this year and you guys didn’t disappoint. Here are our 12 favorite photos that you shared with us. You can share yours or see more at Click2Houston.com/pins. rah0511 MontgomeryRoutt Family Farm Chappell HillKymberly Moore El LagoDavid Schlichtemeier Houstongaltexboi Galvestondallymayorga Baytownkallenjr69 Sugar LandSusann Glenn FriendswoodSarahJaneSpyrka HoustonRoutt Family Farm Chappell HillJim Maranto Magnolia
PHOTOS: Downright adorable Halloween costumes shared by KPRC 2 viewers
Despite the pandemic, ghouls and goblins in the Houston area found a way to celebrate Halloween. We asked KPRC 2 viewers to share their Halloween best with us. Here are some of our favorites that they sent to us on Click2Pins. blakesearcy Fulsheariamdan PlantersvilleSarahJaneSpyrka Houstoniamdan Plantersvillecindyj Houston
CLICK2PINS: Viewers share their Tropical Storm Beta experiences
KPRC 2 viewers from across Southeast Texas are sharing their experiences during Tropical Storm Beta in the form of photos and videos posted on Click2Pins. Here is a roundup of some of the posts we’ve gotten. You can share yours on Click2Pins here. noahstakes01 HoustonMarlaGentry HoustonWally Crow HoustonFelixfam2016 HoustonMikeheadley HoustonFelixfam2016 HoustonWally Crow HoustonMFosheeJr CluteBetty Houstonjanaeramsey Clear Lake ShoresRonWooten Jamaica BeachRonWooten Jamaica BeachAlan&Conny Galvestongeejtech713 RosenbergAmyStonesifer GalvestonPeggy Attridge GalvestonRonWooten Jamaica BeachAnnEckermann Galveston
WATCH: Piece of Galveston pier breaks off during Tropical Storm Beta
HOUSTON – Tropical Storm Beta is moving closer to the Texas coastline and causing high waves and storm surge in coastal communities. Here is a look at some images being shared on social media of the effects of Beta. #HOUwx #GLSwx #Beta #txwx(webcam from @SaltwaterRecon) pic.twitter.com/x2cUUkssxj — NWS Houston (@NWSHouston) September 21, 2020Seawolf Park floodingFlooding in SeabrookStorm surge flooding near Seabrook, TX along Galveston Bay this morning. pic.twitter.com/1KJ3o21kDq — Ian Shelton (@IanShelton1997) September 21, 2020Storm Surge near San Luis PassStorm surge flooding near San Luis Pass this morning. Posted by City of Texas City on Monday, September 21, 2020Flooding in Sargent
Videos and photos capture lightning, flooding as storms barrel through Houston-area
The storms are expected to move out of southeast Texas near sunrise Saturday. A Flash flood watch is in effect for most of Southeast Texas until 1 p.m. Saturday. Submit your weather photos on Click2Pins, here. Here are some of the most striking videos and photos shared with us or captured by our team so far:"Wavertree near Dulles Elementary School. (KPRC 2)Beltway 8 service road flooding captured at 11:30 p.m. Friday night (KPRC 2)Flooding on S. Post Oak roadway Saturday morning (KPRC 2)"So much lightning in this system.
Best photos sent to Click2Pins in July
HOUSTON - KPRC appreciates when viewers send in their content -- so we wanted to feature a few photos that were sent to us through Click2Pins in July. From pets, babies, weather to just downright silly photos, we enjoy them all. Check out the following photos:DCIM\100MEDIA\DJI_0063.JPGCopyright 2019 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.