Fans are encouraged to show their support by submitting photos or videos via Click2Pins for a chance to be featured.

Severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings are affecting the Houston area, prompting a call for residents to share photos of the weather conditions with the community via Click2Pins.

Houston, it's time to flaunt your festive flair!

The December days are flying by, and it’s hard to believe that we’re now less than a week away from Christmas!

Cool-weather has arrived in Houston, marking the start of boot season.

The new school year is starting across the Houston area, and KPRC 2 invites the community to share their back-to-school photos on Click2Pins.

Hurricane Beryl is hammering southeast Texas Monday morning. KPRC 2 viewers are sending us photos, documenting the intense conditions.

Hurricane Beryl is hammering southeast Texas Monday morning. KPRC 2 viewers are sending us photos, documenting the intense conditions.

Share your videos and pictures of storm debris in your area with us via Click2Pins.

Share your summer plans and photos with KPRC 2!

Discover the wonders of bug season in Texas through Click2Pins' collection of captivating photos.

Another strong storm is headed our way Friday morning.

Late Wednesday afternoon, the Houston area faced yet another round of roaring thunder and pouring rain.

Thursday night, Harris County has experienced intense rainfall and echoing thunder, as Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Warnings were issued throughout the area.

Thursday night, Harris County has experienced intense rainfall and echoing thunder, as Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Warnings were issued throughout the area.

A dangerous weather pattern sets up today

Celebrate Mother's Day by sharing your favorite memories with KPRC 2!

Houston residents have captured stunning photos of the northern lights amid a rare solar storm event.

This past week’s wild weather across the Houston area led to massive flooding and disruptions to people’s daily lives.

Share your promposal or prom pics on Click2Pins with us.

Send your rain photos and videos on Click2Pins.

Capture the beauty and excitement of The Great Texas Eclipse by participating in Click2Pins and sharing your unique perspective with others.

Most Houstonians don't think of Texas as the Wind Turbine capital of the nation, but it is!

We'll have to wait another two weeks!

Fall and winter are the best times for vibrant sunsets

Hummingbirds are right in the middle of their migration south to Central America and Mexico

I get sent beautiful cloud pictures via Click2pins and email, very often asking “what kind of cloud is this?” So imagine a world where scientists didn’t really know because they looked at clouds individually: clouds come and go, come in different sizes and shapes, different colors at different heights...a couple of hundred years ago no one thought of actually classifying clouds! They were just clouds, moving along in the sky each day. Something to paint.

I get a lot of pictures of those “Hallmark Card” sunsets showing thin beaming rays of sunlight like the cover photo that came into Click2pins last weekend.

Severe weather brought damaging winds, hail, and possible tornadoes through much of central and Southeast Texas.

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.

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