Hilarious holiday photo captures Houston’s collective hatred of this gloomy, grey weather

“Santa and his friends can’t ‘stand’ anymore rain today,” Click2Pins user Amy in Dickinson wrote of her inflatable holiday decorations, which are pictured below laying despondent and flat in her yard. (KPRC 2)

The Houston area is being drenched by a steady stream from above. Bringing gloomy and grey skies, the rain has cast of moody pall over the region. The relentless downpour has made for a chaotic commute and damp dinner outings.

A few of Houston’s inanimate objects have hilariously conveyed the city’s collective distaste for this seemingly unending onslaught of rain.

“Santa and his friends can’t ‘stand’ anymore rain today,” Click2Pins user Amy in Dickinson wrote of her inflatable holiday decorations, which are pictured below laying despondent and flat in her yard.

Amy in Dickinson

Santa and his friends can’t “stand” anymore rain today! 😂

Raise your hand if you, too, feel the desire the throw yourself on the ground in outright rejection of this obscenely hideous weather. 🖐️

Click2Pins User RickBoeker shared another dreary holiday scene.

RickBoeker

Soggy / sloppy day in Baytown

“Soggy / sloppy day in Baytown,” he wrote.

Sadly, it seems no one has quite escaped the “soggy/sloppy” weather today.

Photos and videos from across the area depict dark, dreary and rain-drenched images devoid of joy or color.

Rosharon

This is our pasture pond, but you wouldn’t know right now. Rosharon, Texas

RickBoeker

Steady / heavy rain and the sound of rolling thunder in Baytown

Connie

Came home from school to find the water just gushing off the roof. Our rain guage is at 4.25 inches so far.

Fireman Jim

Heavy rain at Bayport Terminal

Rosharon

The pasture right across the driveway. Picture taken off back porch in Rosharon.

Amy Schiller

Heavy rain & high winds all day in Sea Isle!

Hope

My backyard in Rivergrove. Northshore area 77015. I have a French drain but it can't keep up!

Washington

What’s the weather look like where you’re at? Let me guess . . . dark and dreary? 🙃 Share your wet weather photos and videos with us on Click2Pins. We love featuring them online and and in our newscasts.

Haven’t used Click2Pins before? Here’s some guidance on how to share your photos and videos with us:

On your phone

Go to Click2Houston app, click on the button with three dots at the very top of the screen, tap Weather and then tap Click2Pins. Log in to upload a pin. Tap the channel and category your photo would fall under and then tap Upload a pin and choose the file from your phone.

On a computer

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About the Author

Briana Zamora-Nipper joined the KPRC 2 digital team in 2019. When she’s not hard at work in the KPRC 2 newsroom, you can find Bri drinking away her hard earned wages at JuiceLand, running around Hermann Park, listening to crime podcasts or ransacking the magazine stand at Barnes & Noble.

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