Is raining dry ice normal or sus?
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Not what dry ice fog looks like. Coming out of a hole? No.
We MAKE Dry Ice in my Home County, and I have worked at the CO2 Plant where we Compress the CO2 into Dry Ice Blocks, and Pellets, and NOPE, that's Not Dry Ice at all....
Dry Ice is White, like Compressed Snow, but hard like Normal Ice, and in Water, you can hear it sizzle or even whine or whistle all depending on the amount of water....
It most definitely doesn't come out of a hole as smoke or steam or similar....
The key difference between dry ice fog and smoke is that CO2 is heavier than air...which is why dry ice is used in special effects and Halloween decorations. It tends to stick together somewhat, and will "pour" from a higher elevation to a lower elevation, where it hugs the ground.
Smoke, on the other hand, will rise and dissipate as it is the result of combustion and heat.
I concur with what you said.
I see that all the time,when I smoke out moles.
She should check with her neighbors.....
The comments were saying an underground wire might be on fire? Is that possible?
Possible their is a short and the rain makes it worse. I would dig it up carefully after it stops raining. I've used dry ice and it would take a big piece, to smoke like that,and usually it doesn't smoke at all.
Thank you!
If the conditions are JUST RIGHT, jet fuel can burn at 2000 degrees and collapse a neighboring building at near free fall speed. If the conditions are JUST RIGHT.
Dry ice? Barely an inconvenience.
Jet fuel burns all the time at 2000 degrees in the hot section of a jet engine.
It just takes a lot of air. The more air,the hotter it burns,
Well, with more definitive suace this could be a smoking gun.
Da dum dum
Only on area. This is staged and stupid
Fake and ghey. Been a crap ton of these click bait bs weather posts since Helene made landfall.
With Operation Popeye, the U.S. government made weather an instrument of war
Not dry ice….could it be a varmint hole that has warm saturated air being exposed to a cooler air mass as it rains (absorbing even more moisture.)