The answer to 'why is my downspouts clogged gutters' is that downspouts can become clogged due to debris, leaves, twigs, and other materials accumulating in the gutters. This prevents the water from properly draining away from your home, leading to clogged downspouts. Clogged downspouts can cause water to back up into the gutters, leading to leaks, water damage, and even foundation issues if left unaddressed.
To fix clogged downspouts, you'll first need to clear out any debris or blockages in the gutters. This may involve using a gutter scoop, trowel, or other tool to remove leaves, sticks, and other material. You can then flush the downspouts with a hose to clear out any remaining blockages. If the downspouts are still clogged, you may need to disassemble them to fully clear the blockage. In some cases, the downspouts may need to be replaced if they are severely damaged or corroded.