Excellent footage. That was very dangerous. We had very strong winds, and thunderstorms, but in some areas they had tornados 🌪 . It's very weird for this time of year in Ontario, Canada. I hope you have a great day my friend, and stay safe ❤️🙂⚘️🚒👨🚒.
Anything fire related I’ll cover! There’s so many videos that only go on Instagram and aren’t worthy of a full post yo TH-cam in my mind. Many scenes I’ll never even post a video from. This I thought was interesting I’ve never caught power lines this crazy before.
@jerseyshorefireresponse yeah, that was crazy, I've never seen a fire like that before. At one time, I was certified to teach fire safety. I taught all the different types of fire extinguishers, what they were for, and how to handle each one. That was when I was in the merchant marines. Not sure how I'd get back into teaching that
I had something like this happen here in Brewer, Maine several years ago The Primary fell onto the sidewalk below right in front of where i live arcing the whole time i was the one who called 911 back then hearing the electricity buzz and seeing the arcing was crazy loud
Wow. First rain we get in over two months and power lines are going down. Going to be a great winter. I don't actually know why this went down. Correlation does not equal causation.
The amount of energy in those lines is over the top. Hearing it buzz like that for so long......If there are any professional Linemen out there, why didn't a circuit breaker or fuse trip? Curious to know? I ask as I had the power go out to my home when the fuse on the pole side of the feeder line to my home tripped on one especially cold morning when probably every darn thing in my house was one (and probably the neighbors places as well).
Not enough fault current to trip the line. That is primary voltage (greater than 4 kv). The best action is being done. Fire & police are instructed to keep the public away atleast 2 spans. Same goes for them. Wait until the professionals arrive.
You think your light bill is high now.? You just wait until after they put the wires underground. Your bill will be soo high it would be a luxury only the rich could afford.
Are you kidding one to two hours, someone from the electric utility should be there and shutting down the power. If this line is high voltage why are the v firefighters not remaing in their vehicles with rain falling and the ground is wet.
Nice catch.
Excellent footage. That was very dangerous. We had very strong winds, and thunderstorms, but in some areas they had tornados 🌪 . It's very weird for this time of year in Ontario, Canada. I hope you have a great day my friend, and stay safe ❤️🙂⚘️🚒👨🚒.
This is quite a different type of fire than what we usually see you covering
Anything fire related I’ll cover! There’s so many videos that only go on Instagram and aren’t worthy of a full post yo TH-cam in my mind. Many scenes I’ll never even post a video from. This I thought was interesting I’ve never caught power lines this crazy before.
@jerseyshorefireresponse yeah, that was crazy, I've never seen a fire like that before. At one time, I was certified to teach fire safety. I taught all the different types of fire extinguishers, what they were for, and how to handle each one. That was when I was in the merchant marines. Not sure how I'd get back into teaching that
I had something like this happen here in Brewer, Maine several years ago The Primary fell onto the sidewalk below right in front of where i live arcing the whole time i was the one who called 911 back then hearing the electricity buzz and seeing the arcing was crazy loud
Wow. First rain we get in over two months and power lines are going down. Going to be a great winter.
I don't actually know why this went down. Correlation does not equal causation.
Anytime there’s a storm along the shore we usually have some type of down powerline or arching
The amount of energy in those lines is over the top. Hearing it buzz like that for so long......If there are any professional Linemen out there, why didn't a circuit breaker or fuse trip? Curious to know? I ask as I had the power go out to my home when the fuse on the pole side of the feeder line to my home tripped on one especially cold morning when probably every darn thing in my house was one (and probably the neighbors places as well).
Not enough fault current to trip the line. That is primary voltage (greater than 4 kv). The best action is being done. Fire & police are instructed to keep the public away atleast 2 spans. Same goes for them. Wait until the professionals arrive.
😮 You are way more brave then I would be. I would have run so fast in the opposite direction. I hate the sound of electricity
Is the primary wire going to a house? I don't think so.
Why having powerlines in "the air" ??? Why not dig safe lines in the ground?
Cost. Longevity. Underground power is many times more expensive and has a shorter service life compared to overhead.
Even underground lines eventually connect to a pole.
You think your light bill is high now.? You just wait until after they put the wires underground. Your bill will be soo high it would be a luxury only the rich could afford.
Are you kidding one to two hours, someone from the electric utility should be there and shutting down the power. If this line is high voltage why are the v firefighters not remaing in their vehicles with rain falling and the ground is wet.