Murray_N on Nostr: nprofile1q…x3m86 nprofile1q…dl22w It could be fairly argued that no matter the ...
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It could be fairly argued that no matter the supply available there still wouldn’t have been any pressure at the hydrants.
They share the pipes with the houses, every one of which was hemorrhaging water out of it’s destroyed plumbing until someone could get near enough to turn off water at the meter.
With that many houses being destroyed so quickly it was a huge leaky system.
IDK, maybe the engines could have sucked enough out……
It could be fairly argued that no matter the supply available there still wouldn’t have been any pressure at the hydrants.
They share the pipes with the houses, every one of which was hemorrhaging water out of it’s destroyed plumbing until someone could get near enough to turn off water at the meter.
With that many houses being destroyed so quickly it was a huge leaky system.
IDK, maybe the engines could have sucked enough out……