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They stay hot, but not so much fiery generally. You're talking about a professional fireworks show as well, which are going to be bigger and presumably hotter.
by msrenee 3y ago
They stay hot, but not so much fiery generally. You're talking about a professional fireworks show as well, which are going to be bigger and presumably hotter. Lighting off artillery shells last night, by the time the debris fluttered down, it was cool to the touch. The tubes on the ground are a different story though. Shoot, the debris from the one the neighbors so kindly dropped in the tube upside down when I was 30 feet away didn't burn me. Wasn't happy about it, but wasn't even singed.
Were they lighting the fireworks directly on a dry field? How far from the tubes were these fires starting?
- solardev 3y agoI'm not sure whether it's the embers or tubes causing the fires. But here's a story about them... happens every year: https://ktvz.com/news/fire/2023/07/04/bends-bigger-pilot-butte-fourth-fireworks-show-also-sparks-spot-fires-on-the-slopes/ https://ktvz.com/news/fire/2023/07/04/bends-bigger-pilot-but... Edit: video said it was the falling fireworks that started the fires. It took two months of planning, several hundred feet of hoses, and a few engines and many firefighters pre parked there to contain it