Ohio train derailment: Release of toxic chemicals begins
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Returning Ohio residents leery of toxic gas
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Brittany Dailey stood outside her hotel watching black smoke darken the sky 10 miles to the east as crews burned toxic chemicals from tanker cars that derailed just down the street from her home.The faint smell of chlorine hung in the air Monday night while she wondered even...
How an inversion layer trapped a plume of toxic chemicals near surface in Ohio
(WGHP) – After a train with cars containing toxic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, on Sunday, officials scheduled a controlled release to avoid an explosion. The controlled release created a thick, black plume of smoke that was visible from weather radar on Monday. Our radar can detect non-meteorological returns, such as smoke plumes. We also can see bird migrations, bugs swirling around in the air, etc. Here is a look at the cont…
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