Severe storms are impacting southeast Texas, and Click2Houston is encouraging residents to share photos and videos of the weather conditions through their Click2Pins.

Severe storms are impacting southeast Texas, and Click2Houston is encouraging residents to share photos and videos of the weather conditions through their Click2Pins.

We’re expecting a lot of rain on Tuesday, and a flood watch has been issued for parts of Southeast Texas including Harris county.

Houston's pets are enjoying the rare snowstorm, with their snowy adventures being shared on Click2Pins.

Houston residents enthusiastically embraced the rare snowfall by showcasing their snowman creations through Click2Pins.

Fans can support the Texans by attending a send-off event at NRG Stadium's Green Lot or by watching the live stream on Click2Houston.com.

KPRC 2 invites the community to share their Thanksgiving and holiday photos and videos through Click2Pins, with a chance to be featured on-air or online.

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Houston residents are invited to showcase their extravagant homecoming mums by submitting photos through Click2Pins

Fans are encouraged to share their game day experiences on Click2Pins by uploading photos and videos.

Fans are encouraged to share their game day experiences on Click2Pins by uploading photos and videos.

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.

We’re expecting a lot of rain on Wednesday, and a flood watch has been issued for parts of Southeast Texas including Harris county.

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

Share your summer plans and photos with KPRC 2!

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

Northern cities in the Houston area are on a flood watch starting tonight and lasting through Thursday morning.

Tornadoes and strong storms hit the Southeast Texas area on Sunday.

It’s a foggy morning, and the rain has arrived in the Houston area on Saturday.

Several residents of the Arlington Place Apartments in southeast Houston had several things to say about trash that has been piling up at the complex for more than a month.

The red carpet has been rolled out and star athletes are set to shine at 713 Music Hall for the Houston Sports Awards!

We’re expecting a lot of rain on Wednesday, and a flood watch has been issued for parts of Southeast Texas including Harris county.

Join the conversation, and let us know what you think.

It is going to be a wet Monday in the Houston area.

Saturday is the AFC Divisional Round between the Houston Texans and the Baltimore Ravens.

Houstonians were caught by surprise on Monday evening after a storm dropped pea-sized hail over the area.

Photos conveying just how damaging the conflict has been since it began on Oct. 7.

We are seeing some storms this Tuesday.

Electric skies: KPRC 2 viewers share Click2Pins as storms moved through Houston

Heavy thunderstorms moved east of the Houston area Friday afternoon, with some areas seeing lightning, gusty winds, and even hail in some areas.

After a stormy day, a beautiful burst of color.

Do you hear that thunder, Houston?

Heavy thunderstorms moved through the Houston area Wednesday evening, with some areas seeing lightning and gusty winds.

Severe storms are hitting northern parts of our viewing area.

Rain is pouring across the Houston area again this morning and thunder is rumbling across skies in our area. There is, again, this Wednesday a risk for flooding.

We kicked off Tuesday morning with some downpours across the Houston area.

Thursday started with thunder, lightning, some hail and lots of downpours across the Houston area.

We want to see your video and pictures of the stormy, wet weather moving in this week and what’s happening where you are. Be sure to share what you’re seeing via Click2Pins. We could feature your photos and videos on-air and online.

This is how to share a photo or video via Click2Pins.com.

We want to see your video and pictures of the rain moving in on Wednesday.

We want to see your video and pictures of the rain moving in on Wednesday.

The Texans have re-signed veteran defensive tackle Taylor Stallworth to a one-year contract, according to his agent, Brett Tessler.

We’re sure you’ve got an awesome Halloween costume picked out already, and I’m sure you’d love to share it with everyone.

Who doesn’t love a good cup of coffee, right?

Ford says it has contracts to deliver enough batteries to produce electric vehicles at a rate of 600,000 globally per year by late in 2023.

As the war between Russia and Ukraine shows no signs of slowing down, Ukrainians across their country to to heal as the bury the dead and salvage what is left of villages, towns and cities that have been destroyed by Russians.

We should really be celebrating our moms all the time, but especially on Mother’s Day, it’s more important than ever.

Moms -- aren’t they just the best?

The war in Ukraine is far from over after Russian has been sending over more reinforcements.

A traditional River Oaks mansion on the market for $2,998,000 is oh-so white, blue and cream, but oh-so calming, too.

A 1911 “Shoeless” Joe Jackson autographed photograph by Frank W.

With over 20 different selfie stations, you're sure to up your social media game with a stop in here!

It’s great that summer is here, but that means another major season has arrived, too: Hurricane season.

Too much light, not enough, double chin, too many wrinkles, it shouldn’t be that hard to take a good photo!

The signing came hours before Biden delivers his first prime-time address since taking office. “This historic legislation is about rebuilding the backbone of this country,” Biden said as he signed the bill in the Oval Office. Biden originally planned to sign the bill on Friday, but it arrived at the White House more quickly than anticipated. And the nation was on pace to administer its 100 millionth dose of vaccine as soon as Thursday. The fragmented media landscape makes it more difficult for Biden to reach people, Zelizer said, but that may be beside the point.

We asked our viewers and readers to send us photos of their DIY home renovations that were completed during quarantine, and we were absolutely stunned by the responses. Not only did we get dozens of submissions showing photos full of incredible home makeovers, but a lot of viewers submitted before-and-after pictures -- and the attention to detail and craftsmanship is truly commendable. The chandelier was already great, but the new floors and paint on the walls really bring it all together, don’t you think? When we asked for home renovation photos, we didn’t specify what kind of home! We want to see your resultsYou can still submit photos, and we want to see them.

The mayor of Beaumont was catching some backlash after a photo on social media appeared to show her “getting a manicure” at a nail salon amid the coronavirus pandemic and stay at home orders. Mayor Becky Ames responded to 12News after being questioned about the photo that caused a lot of “chatter” on social media. @GregAbbott_TX are you aware that Beaumont, TX Mayor Becky Ames violated your order about nail salons today when the Nail Bar in Beaumont opened to allow her to “buy product”? pic.twitter.com/9GFt6Oosn2 — Gregory Rice (@LetsGoStros2019) April 22, 2020Ames and the nail salon owner explained to the news station that they were removing an old manicure set. According to 12News, the nail salon owner said she left out a bowl of acetone for Ames to remove the set herself.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx – The editor of the Corpus Christi Caller-Times clapped back at readers for calling a photo taken by one of her photographers “fake," when it later turned out to be something real. A photo of Bob Hall Pier, which was closed to the public due to coronavirus concerns, was taken by photographer Courtney Sacco. The clouds were positioned differently, and people who say they were at the pier say the conditions were drastically different compared to the photos. Sacco, a longtime Corpus Christi resident, was threatened via phone calls and social media messages. Corpus Christi Caller-Times, owned by USA Today, has an ethics policy which Cavazos briefly stated: “We don’t break the law to get information.