The foam flowed from a flooded hangar at the San Jose International Airport and leaked into the streets, invading the 300 block of Martin Avenue. Several cars were completely covered with the white reflective substance.
A local fire department reported that the foam was caused by a malfunction during testing of a fire-suppression system in a new hangar at the airport.
#foam gobbling up a street in Santa Clara. No health threat. Mops enroute pic.twitter.com/oxccuH93mj
— KPIX 5 (@CBSSF) 18 ноября 2016 г.
#Foam fills #Santa #Clara street — Story | KTVU https://t.co/YMObB0DgLw
— Ed Baur (@pain24seven) 18 ноября 2016 г.
It's snowing in #SantaClara! JK, it's just some weird fire-fighting #foam https://t.co/zVSapnXuNr pic.twitter.com/5FCYNSRtZn
— Emily Kirschenheuter (@ekirschenheuter) 18 ноября 2016 г.
Strange situation in Santa Clara, Calif. — massive amounts of foam bubbling up into a parking lot pic.twitter.com/YSue3l8Gcl
— Hans Pedersen (@HansP10) 18 ноября 2016 г.
