Campbell Hadlock, age 1, enjoyed seeing snow in front of her West U home. (Photo: Caroline Hadlock)
Eleanor Dick happily holding her snowman in West U. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Catherine Dick excitedly holding a snowman in West U. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Nature Discovery Center looks like a winter wonderland in this image. (Photo: Anthony White)
Buster Adams, Superintendent of Bellaire Parks and Recreation, shared this photo of snow covering Lafayette Park in Bellaire. (Photo: Buster Adams)
Snow covered the trees and ground in Bellaire. (Photo: Buster Adams)
It seemed like a dream to spot snow surrounding a Christmas tree in Houston. (Photo: Buster Adams)
Anthony White, Crew Leader of Bellaire Parks and Recreation, took this photo of snow covering Evelyn's Park in Bellaire. (Photo: Anthony White)
Another view of snow in Evelyn's Park on Friday morning. (Photo: Anthony White)
Margaret Bravo shared this photo of her Tanglewood street covered in snow. (Photo: Margaret Bravo)
West U covered in snow. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
The Rockoff family were thrilled to build this baby snowman in Bellaire. (Photo: Lindsey Rockoff)
A look at the snow blanketing West U. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Joanna Raynes captured this photo of snow falling by her snow-covered Memorial home, decorated for Christmas. (Photo: Joanna Raynes)
Lawn chairs covered in snow - a seemingly-impossible sight in Houston. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Buzz writer Jennifer Oakley shared this photo of her home in River Oaks. (Photo: Jennifer Oakley)
A look at this River Oaks street early Friday morning. (Photo: Jennifer Oakley)
Joni and MIchael Hoffman's Bellaire home covered in snow. (Photo: Joni Hoffman)
Buzz account manager Kim Montgomery shared this photo of her snow-covered Bellaire home. (Photo: Kim Montgomery)
Buzz blogger Haley Kurisky, a student at Rice University, shared this photo of snow on campus. (Photo: Haley Kurisky)
Snow on Rice trail. (Photo: Haley Kurisky)
Buzz associate editor Jordan Steinfeld took this photo of snow in Briargrove.
Winter has arrived in Houston! Houston is a flurry of excitement, as we awoke to a rare winter wonderland on Friday morning. Below are some photos and videos of Buzz neighbors enjoying the snow.
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Campbell Hadlock, age 1, enjoyed seeing snow in front of her West U home. (Photo: Caroline Hadlock)
Eleanor Dick happily holding her snowman in West U. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Catherine Dick excitedly holding a snowman in West U. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Nature Discovery Center looks like a winter wonderland in this image. (Photo: Anthony White)
Buster Adams, Superintendent of Bellaire Parks and Recreation, shared this photo of snow covering Lafayette Park in Bellaire. (Photo: Buster Adams)
Snow covered the trees and ground in Bellaire. (Photo: Buster Adams)
It seemed like a dream to spot snow surrounding a Christmas tree in Houston. (Photo: Buster Adams)
Anthony White, Crew Leader of Bellaire Parks and Recreation, took this photo of snow covering Evelyn's Park in Bellaire. (Photo: Anthony White)
Another view of snow in Evelyn's Park on Friday morning. (Photo: Anthony White)
Margaret Bravo shared this photo of her Tanglewood street covered in snow. (Photo: Margaret Bravo)
West U covered in snow. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
The Rockoff family were thrilled to build this baby snowman in Bellaire. (Photo: Lindsey Rockoff)
A look at the snow blanketing West U. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Joanna Raynes captured this photo of snow falling by her snow-covered Memorial home, decorated for Christmas. (Photo: Joanna Raynes)
Lawn chairs covered in snow - a seemingly-impossible sight in Houston. (Photo: Mary Rebecca Dick)
Buzz writer Jennifer Oakley shared this photo of her home in River Oaks. (Photo: Jennifer Oakley)
A look at this River Oaks street early Friday morning. (Photo: Jennifer Oakley)
Joni and MIchael Hoffman's Bellaire home covered in snow. (Photo: Joni Hoffman)
Buzz account manager Kim Montgomery shared this photo of her snow-covered Bellaire home. (Photo: Kim Montgomery)
Buzz blogger Haley Kurisky, a student at Rice University, shared this photo of snow on campus. (Photo: Haley Kurisky)
Snow on Rice trail. (Photo: Haley Kurisky)
Buzz associate editor Jordan Steinfeld took this photo of snow in Briargrove.