A massive natural gas explosion that blew out windows for blocks and injured nine firefighters rocked a Pacific Seismic Network instrument early Wednesday morning.
The Greenwood explosion recorded by PNSN instrument 250m away. pic.twitter.com/CM2uBuYqun
— PNSN (@PNSN1) March 9, 2016
Seattle firefighters were called shortly after 1 a.m. Wednesday to a gas leak at a building in the 200 block of North 85th Street near Greenwood Avenue North.
Forty minutes after firefighters responded, an explosion reduced the building to rubble.
It has not been confirmed what businesses were destroyed, but people who live in the area said they were Mr. Gyros, Nepute Coffee and Quick Stop grocery.
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On the KIRO 7 News Facebook page, people are reporting in comments that they felt the explosion around North Seattle.
“I was at work at Safeway on 7300 block on [Roosevelt] and it felt like earthquake/explosion [sic] it was crazy Just up the street from me,” Kershawna Neal wrote in a comment.
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