Local radio in Providence said that the gas company has been working in those areas replacing lines. Maybe they pressurized the wrong line? Crazy stuff. Hopefully @MetsFan is ok.My guess was that a pressure reducing station failed and there wasn't a safety relief valve down stream so low pressure pipe got high pressure gas feeding several towns.
Glad you weren't affected too much. The gas issue in my town was on the other side of town so we made out alright too.Hey guys, thanks for thinking of me! I haven't been around in a while, been busy with work among other things. Hope all is well with everyone!
It was definitely a crazy couple of days there and some people are still unable to return to their homes. Columbia gas has set up temporary housing and put them up in hotels, but apparently, it's not enough for the amount of displaced people. The streets are a mess right now since they are fixing the gas lines everywhere. They are supposed to be done on November 12, so we'll see.
My family and I are ok, but it was scary coming home to text messages of emergency alerts. Fortunately, we were able to return to our apartment that same night, but were without heat and hot water for a couple of days.
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