Read through this and I’m seeing nothing about winds pushing it to NYC.

On the day of the explosion, winds were blowing in the direction of Canada and the Great Lakes.

As someone who lives in PA, but not close to where this happened, I’m very worried and angry.

But I haven’t seen a solid breakdown from anyone yet on how this stuff is going to dissipate in the atmosphere.

Also—chickens, fish, and small mammals were affected first because this stuff is quite dense, so it stays closer to the ground. As animals either in water or shorter than humans, they were going to get hit first

Read through this and I’m seeing nothing about winds pushing it to NYC.

On the day of the explosion, winds were blowing in the direction of Canada and the Great Lakes.

As someone who lives in PA, but not close to where this happened, I’m very worried and angry.

But I haven’t seen a solid breakdown from anyone yet on how this stuff is going to dissipate in the atmosphere.