PH 10! “Everything will be ok after the rain since it will all be washed off to the river.” -officials. Lovely.
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no need to “speculate”, as local station has it covered.
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After warning my kids about yellow snow for all these years.
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Many years ago, we had a purple (eggplant) sbow in Colorado. Apparently related to a dust storm hundred of miles away. Some kind of dust…
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This is pretty horrifying.
‘Although it is non-toxic it should not be touched or otherwise put in contact with skin,’ the town said in a statement.
the town urged residents to avoid contact with the colored snow, not to let pets out or near it and have notified neighboring school districts not to let children play with the ‘brown snow.’
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Yup, and the heavy rain will get this stuff into the soil and waters (ocean, rivers/lakes).
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We don’t believe it’s a threat to public health but OMG DON’T TOUCH IT!
That would fill me with confidence.
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Yup–and keep animals away from it–not easy to do as there are some wild animals. I guess at least protect your pets from it?
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