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Houston had a sudden and extremely large fire today near my work.

A large unfinished multistory wooden apartment complex caught on fire and burned to the ground.

I was in transit through the area and the police did a great job of keeping people out of the way of firefighters.

The firefighters rescued a worker from the third floor. Near as I can tell almost every fire truck in the city was there. The fire is the largest I have ever seen.

I guess this is something they plan for as they all seemed to have it worked out what to do.

I am hearing there was no loss of life.

My wife and I saw the smoke from the fire driving home 610 from San Felipe to Pasadena. It reminded me of major fires I've seen in the refinery I worked for. Five alarm is a bad scene for sure. Glad no one was injured.

puma guy wrote:My wife and I saw the smoke from the fire driving home 610 from San Felipe to Pasadena. It reminded me of major fires I've seen in the refinery I worked for. Five alarm is a bad scene for sure. Glad no one was injured.

I saw it as well. As philip964 said: "Great Job by Houston Firefighters and Police"

The TV news reports showed something that would probably fit the definition of Armageddon -that was one heck of an extensive fire!

Glad they got everyone offsite. Large wooden structures make big camp fires.

jmra wrote:Glad they got everyone offsite. Large wooden structures make big camp fires.