Showing posts with label Explosion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Explosion. Show all posts

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Minneapolis Metrodome Demolished with Explosives! MUST SEE VIDEO! Wow!


History was made today as a major portion of the Metro Dome was demolished via impressive explosive charge. Check out all the videos people are posting on YouTube tonight!





















Wednesday, January 01, 2014

Explosion, Fire in Cedar-Riverside Minneapolis. 14 injured. EXTENDED PHOTOS.


Extensive photojournalistic photography, was provided by Minneapolis Unlocked community.
Photo by C. Reed

About 50 Minneapolis firefighters and several rigs were called to the scene after the fire was first reported at 8:16 AM, and battled the flames for three hours in sub-zero temperatures. PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS





http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=minneapolis&filters=today&page=2

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Lyn-Lake House Explodes killing 2 pets. :(


A south Minneapolis house has reportedly experienced an explosion, caught fire, and partially collapsed this afternoon.
Lot's of twitter photos from City Pages and KARE 11 here:
http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/2013/09/lyn-lake-area_house_reportedly_explodes_partially_collapses.php



Saturday, March 19, 2011

Massive Minneapolis Gas Explosion Sends Flames 10 Stories High!


A massive unexpected fire erupted out of a 20 inch gas main, Thursday morning at 8:30am. It was visible more then 4 miles away!

The explosion on 60th Street just east of Nicollet Avenue, forced the evacuation of nearby buildings – including a church, child care facility, and a school and homes — but no injuries have been reported.
In a statement released Thursday morning, Houston-based CenterPoint Energy said it has crews on site and is investigating, but the cause of the explosion isn’t yet known.
As a precaution, CenterPoint noted, emergency responders shut down Highway 62 and Interstate 35W.
“It was a small explosion and then just a big ‘woomph,’” Solem said. “The flames shot a good eight stories tall, instantly. We were two blocks away and you could feel the heat instantly on your face.”











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