Hahaha, BOOM!

Wish I could give you 2++ fr that one! LMAO!

China and Deep State investors would surely disapprove.

especially conductive salt water from the ocean.

If hurricanes didn't kill people and destroy other stuff, I'd be rooting for a hurricane epidemic.

I caught my cell phone just as it began a meltdown. Tossed it out side and watched it smoke the moment I smelled it burning. A buddies garage burnt down when his kids hoverboard blew out. Now I charge my phone on the top of a fire brick. Insurance is a wonderful thing but it won't replace a fraction of what you lose if your house burns to the ground.

Me dino thinks it impossible to keep that story out the local news in Florida.
I'm also thinking you may be referring to the Florida Panhandle that's virtually an extension of south Alabama.
I spent most of my first 25 of 75 years in both areas.

Where there's smoke in a downpour there's still a fire.

The big problem that no one seems to address is the correct way to extinguish a burning metal (class 4) fire. If you pour on water, the fire will take oxygen from it, leaving a hydrogen fire above the metal fire. There are special techniques for Class 4 fires, and I suspect that many fire departments are not equipped or trained for them.

Tremendous amounts of water all at once can possibly cool the fire down, but the news reports I've seen suggest that "let it burn out" is the most common approach. Lithium, sodium and potassium all make good burning-metal fires.

How about the tesla powerwall. Lots of power stored in those

People are called "racist" these days for asking such common sense questons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeKLM...