Savell,
That's close to you?

What about it?

… about 15 miles Southeast

What a mess stay safe down there

… looks more like a meth lab than a chemical plant lol

.. never knew it was even back in there

If the wind brings that in your direction, please be prepared to leave until that dies down, Savell.

He’ll just put some LoneStar on a rag he’ll be fine

Dang. Well, the wind likely doesn't come from the southeast too often, right?

This is the worst stuff ever. There are severe and often misunderstood consequences associated with this type of hazmat scene.

Hope you all stay safe over there...

Enjoy the last of your clean drinking water.
Not much white smoke, so no water on it yet then.
Where are the closest water bommers ?

Savell will be shooting two headed deer in a couple years.

If you want to know what was in this fire and massive smoke plume, go to KPRC or KTRK websites in Houston. It is listed there. It took them five hours to release that info. Then google each chemical. It is not a good scenario. this low altitude crap came over me for over 6 hours. To say that the smoke plume blacked out the sun is an understatement. It was bad, really bad.

I Believe Joe Biden and the globalist are paying ANTIFA to burn chemical and food processing plants. You know "eat the bugs" plan.

I would go on vacation for a few days if I was you.

Good luck.

they had a natural gas leak from a pipeline that went undetected. A forklift set off the explosion. at least that is what they are saying and have been. I dont believe anything they say.

A gas pipeline blew up here a couple weeks back. Never heard the cause.

You really need to know what was actually burning. Some of the chemicals listed aren't necessarily flammable. The list of chemicals stored there over the last two years, that doesn't really help much if they aren't there now.

Unfortunately, the issue with various chemicals being involved in a fire is that the cocktail of stuff burning is something that cannot be fully assessed by chemists. The remedial actions, and or decon procedures are complicated and costly...

I certainly wouldn't want any of those soot particles to land on my house or property.

I hope you guys are ok.

Hunter 1 you are obviously a Hazmat tech same here, taught hazmat Decon to a lot of firefighters. Wouldn’t want to have to remediate that. Stay safe.