How many blasts from fire have you seen? How many blasts of AmNH4? If it’s more than 3, you may be able to form a trend of what to expect. But wait—-are you co

How many blasts from fire have you seen? How many blasts of AmNH4? If it’s more than 3, you may be able to form a trend of what to expect. But wait—-are you controlling all variables? Is every characteristic identical? Were they all open warehouses? The same amount of fuel? The same air humidity level? My point is, there’s no way to know what a characteristic explosion should look like, unless you are an explosives expert with hundreds of prior experiences. Also, I’d recommend taking the time to learn Bayes theorem. It’s currently also on the front page.