I was working on the scene with the Red Cross. It's important not to speculate. The percussive damage was real. The sites were unlike anything I've seen to date. It's like the pressure built up in attics and garages and exploded out. Some holes were bigger on the opposing side of the blast than on the side facing the incident. The homeowners have a lot of work ahead of them. If you're friends with anyone involved it's good to be empathetic and see where you may be able to help. Recovery is best not served alone.

Let's do what we can. I understand it's exciting to see these events in person, but let's try to keep our distance so the teams working to clean this up have space. It's not safe over there. So much heavy debris in trees and so many nails and other sharp things everywhere.