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Firefighters return to smoldering, still dangerous fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem. Evacuation remains in effect as they sift through rubble. - Vimarsana News

Firefighters return to smoldering, still dangerous fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem. Evacuation remains in effect as they sift through rubble.

Winston-Salem Fire Chief William "Trey" Mayo said Thursday afternoon that the risk of an explosion at the still-smoldering Winston Weaver fertilizer plant has "greatly diminished." But it is too soon

Rain helps supress plant fire, but explosion risk remains - Vimarsana News

Rain helps supress plant fire, but explosion risk remains

Overnight rain helped suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials are warning that it has also pushed smoke closer to the ground, creating a health hazard

Rain helps supress plant fire, but explosion risk remains - Vimarsana News

Rain helps supress plant fire, but explosion risk remains

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) -- Overnight rain helped to suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials warned

Rain helps suppress plant fire, but explosion risk remains - Vimarsana News

Rain helps suppress plant fire, but explosion risk remains

Overnight rain helped suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials are warning that it has also pushed smoke

Rain helps suppress plant fire, but explosion risk remains - Vimarsana News

Rain helps suppress plant fire, but explosion risk remains

The explosion threat from a fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant has "greatly diminished" now that much of a combustible chemical has burned off and firefighters have returned to the site to spray down what's left, the city's fire chief said Thursday.