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South El Monte residents ordered to shelter in place

Massive fire with exploding propane tanks erupts in South El Monte

Firefighters were battling a dangerous commercial blaze in South El Monte Wednesday afternoon, with propane tanks exploding at a property on North Tyler Avenue, according to Los Angeles County fire officials.

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South El Monte residents ordered to shelter in place as warehouse buildings burn

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Fire destroys Amazon warehouse in South El Monte

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Massive building fire burns in South El Monte; smoke seen for miles

AIR7 video shows heavy flames and smoke rising from the metal shop.

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Sparks fly during fire near South El Monte

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Massive fire erupts, propane tanks explode in South El Monte

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Over 240 exploding propane tanks caused Florida's Turnpike closure

Florida’s Turnpike closed on the morning of Jan. 7 because of a tractor-trailer fire with exploding propane tanks.

News 9

Two-alarm fire, exploding propane tanks threaten NW OKC apartment complex residents

An overnight fire near Northwest 10th Street and Meridian Avenue destroyed multiple buildings at an Oklahoma City apartment complex, forcing residents to evacuate early Wednesday morning as crews battled flames,

WPTV-TV

Truck fire causes over 240 'venting and exploding' tanks of propane on Turnpike

ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Fla. — Over 240 propane tanks were on a truck that caught fire on Florida's Turnpike in St. Lucie County on Wednesday morning, according to fire rescue officials. The incident occurred at around 6 a.m. at mile marker 168 in the western ...

Southern Living

Can You Leave Your Propane Tank Outside In Winter? Here’s What You Need To Know

As long as you store them properly, propane tanks can be left outside all winter. We explain why it is safe to leave your propane tank outside in winter and when it is actually dangerous.

CBS News

Exploding propane tanks fuel large fire at Pompano Beach hazardous waste drop-off site

A large fire that broke out early Friday morning at a Broward County hazardous waste drop-off site involved hundreds of propane tanks. Pompano Beach Fire Rescue said around 6 a.m. they received a report of an explosion at the facility on N Powerline Road ...