‘What is this???’ Rain gets a little weird across the Houston area -- and spectacular sunsets you’ll love 🌇

HOUSTON – Click2Pins.com users snapped a ton of great photos across the Houston area as rain moved in. Here are some of their stunning shots, which include some interesting rain formations.

Take a look at what they captured and share your photos with us.

We could feature your photography on-air or online from Click2Pins.com.

Click2Pins user asks, “What is this???”

We asked KPRC 2 meteorologist Frank Billingsley and he said, “Light like that is created by water droplets so my guess is this is a weak rain shaft (perhaps not even reaching the ground) refracting the light and in this case the red colors are predominant.”

Some mornings are prettier...and more orange than others

Pardon us while we look at this for a few seconds...maybe a few hours...

We hope this rainbow in Cleveland, Texas, makes you think good thoughts. 🌈

Rain over there. So cool when the rain columns do this, right?

Weather majesty in East Beach on Galveston Island.

All the pinks of sunset.

Storms as the sun sets.

The sky’s smoky eye makeup.

Easter egg sunset.

Some places are more tropical-looking than others in Texas. So stunning Tiki Island! 🤩

Peach, yellow, pink...all the pretty colors.

Ditto here, but with RAYS of SUNLIGHT! Quit showing off Lake Livingston!

What-a-beauty: Too much Texas loveliness right here, folks.

Texas storms in watercolor brushes.

“Yay God”: The sunset is just that beautiful sometimes in Livingston, Texas.

Adults have our permission to watch clouds. Here’s a doughnut hole spotted in the sky.

“Fungus among us”

San Leon you’re calling us...

If you’d like to share your photos with us of the rain, the sunsets, your pets or moments from your everyday, you can share with us on Click2Pins.com. We could feature your photos and videos on-air and online.