HOLY SHIT!!! ANOTHER Texas EXPLOSION!!!

The tower went 700 feet in the air minimum, according to the free fall calculator.

14 seconds between launch and land.

Local news Houston, with reporters on the scene in Port Neches. Right now the plume is being carried towards the coast, with wind direction swinging it for a short time west and around to a northward direction tomorrow - local weather and wind forecast. FYI, I grew up near the coast about 30 miles southwest of there, and now live in Houston.

I've known people who work those plants all of my life, including my step dad, and many of our neighbors.

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That has all the signs of a directed energy weapon attack. It's a textbook case.

That's not just how it is and this is why regulations are required and enforcement is required.

I worked in Oil & Gas 5 years, 80% of my function for the OEM I worked for was helping our clients maintain certification of their equipment. It is cost of doing business and shit companies shortcut that cost.

All pressure containing equipment had to be certified every 5 years. Guess what? Employees of those companies where supportive of this because they didn't want to get killed because of crap equipment.



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So rare to have prevailing south and southeast winds in these parts, huh? LOL.

Pretty odd they just happened to be there filming.

You finally pissed off the wrong gangstah.

Just think if you operated from good intention rather than shit disturbin.

The electrical transmission tower in the foreground is a known 180 feet tall. Half of the tower that exploded was launched skyward. What is left is over half the height of the electrical transmission tower. The tower that blew was therefore between 250 and 300 feet tall, considering it was farther away from the camera, making it appear smaller.

stop hiding money in the caymans...

agree.

It's good that there's a cold front pushing the traditional southeasterly winds down. Good in general that this happened in fall since we get northwesterly minds much more during this time.

Not at all. It has all the signs of a typical plant explosion.

I know, right? LOL

For those who don't know, we had a cold front blow through this afternoon. As soon as it's through the area, the winds will switch back around to coming in from the Gulf.

LOL. Pretty odd isn't it that people who live across the highway got video immediately as it was happening. Damn, how does that shit happen?

There were probably some indications that the facility was having some major issues. People will place themselves in harm's way to be the first to post a youtube vid.

Could be. I saw a report from CH. 12 out of Beaumont interviewing residents who lived right across from the plant whose front windows were blown out.

But yes, there were probably early signs of trouble. There are shacks/offices onsite where everything is monitored. News crews would have been alerted if there was a hint of anything happening.

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Love ya Darrel! Miss ya my friend! Thanks for the prayers. It's really bad. Pray please. If the fire gets to the tanks it is equivalent to a nuclear bomb.



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An acquaintance said the first explosion broke windows and blew front door open. Not sure how far they reside from the plant. This would ruin a good slumber.

Fucki@g accountants that will not spend on maintenance. Fuc@k them. They are the people that cause this. Ironically they are the ones that should be accountable.

True, so very true.

Maintenance budgets are always the 1st to get cut.

I worked for a German company for 7 years and they were very big on maintenance. If a machine went down unexpectedly, that was a huge deal. Periodic maintenance, inventory of spares was very important. You want to see the real quality of an operation, go to their maintenance shop first.

A military sat equipped with high energy laser , which country would like to damage infrastructure?

It may have been your acquaintance in the interview. Their front door had been blown open, and their front windows broken. The windows looked like the hurricane storm type - the entire frames were blown into their living room.

Yep. List em bruh.

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"Toby Baker, executive director of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, said there was an "unacceptable trend of significant incidents" in the region."

Boofuckinghoo. why don't you get an account?

I haven't seen this compared to the big Texas City Explosion of 1947 that killed 581 people over about 3 days.