r/PhoenixWhatsBurning • u/Marchisias • Jul 20 '23

Phoenix Industrial building on 44th street

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u/telekinetic Jul 21 '23

This subreddit is relevant far more often than I'd expect

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u/Deletusthefetus1 Jul 21 '23

Reports of propane tanks exploding and going 1500 ft in the air.

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u/awmaleg Jul 21 '23

Drove by on the way home and had to get on this sub first thing to find out!

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u/VonSandwich Jul 22 '23

It also makes me laugh how often I see it on my front page

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u/Marchisias Jul 21 '23

Making a correction. It's on 40th street not 44th

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u/Cultjam Jul 21 '23 edited Jul 21 '23

This is bad. It’s the propane business adjacent to Arizona Animal Welfare League. Very little smoke now.

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u/SithRose Jul 21 '23

They have animals there, don't they? That's a rescue.

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u/Cultjam Jul 21 '23

Yes, they’ve evacuated it according to the news. Crazy because the small propane tanks were launching into the sky.

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u/Cultjam Jul 21 '23

It’s still burning. Fox10 is covering it live.

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u/coyotedelmar Jul 21 '23 edited Jul 21 '23

was heading west to the park n ride and saw the smoke off papago. Obviously pnr is/was closed. Oddly Madisob/Air Ln. wasn't

(Had a photo but reddit being weird)

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u/ibindenuevoda Jul 23 '23

Why cant stuff in Phoenix just not burn

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u/Darth_Tiki77 Jul 24 '23

Unpatriotic of you

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u/Darth_Tiki77 Jul 24 '23

The propane tanks were being launched like 3 miles in the air so that area was essentially being shelled

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u/Zealousideal_Leg_136 Aug 02 '23

The view from vanburen and 51st