Click2Pins: KPRC 2 viewers document this week’s flooding and wild weather

Flood waters from the West Fork of the San Jacinto River nearly reach the bottom of street signs in the Kingwood neighborhood of Houston on May 4, 2024. (Gage Goulding, Copyright 2024 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.)

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

Various areas around Houston saw high amounts of rain, which led to evacuations and flooding which damaged property and just made life a mess for some areas.

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KPRC 2 viewers have been sending us photos documenting the wild weather throughout the week.

Rving Lakelife

Lake Conroe- Venice on the Lake Rv Park

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Forest Cove community in Kingwood

Houston
Ariel Strawn

House and neighborhood flooded. Rye,TX

Cleveland
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Belleau Wood, Saturday, May 4, 2024 about 8:00 a.m and 2.5-3 feet to go still

Several people also sent photos of our local first responders jumping into action to rescue those in need.

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Forest Cove community in Kingwood

Houston
GageGoulding

Forest Cove community in Kingwood

Houston

Hail also impacted parts of the area this week.

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Hail in Addicks area

Houston

Fortunately, it appears the Houston area may get several days of a break from all this rain as we head into this new work week.

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Channelview. The River Bottoms.

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Tandy Wilson

Magnolia Bend, Conroe Tx May 3rd 2024 10am

Tandy Wilson

Magnolia Bend, Conroe Tx May 3rd 2024 530pm at the crest

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About the Author

Christian Terry covered digital news in Tyler and Wichita Falls before returning to the Houston area where he grew up. He is passionate about weather and the outdoors and often spends his days off on the water fishing.

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