2-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, 1-8-17 (part 2)

Here's a rewritten and expanded version of the original text, with improved flow and added details to make it sound more like a real-time account from a firefighter or reporter: --- This report comes from Dan McInerney: I arrived at the scene on my way home from work, just as the fire was being brought under control. The structure was a two-story frame house, measuring 25 by 70 feet, with heavy fire visible on the second floor and extending through the roof. There was a partial collapse in the rear area, which appeared to be an enclosed porch. I believe the 2-11 alarm was initially called due to a communication issue with a similar house to the east, which was quickly addressed once units arrived. All of the 2-11 suppression apparatus were staged on Chicago Avenue in front of E117’s station. Notably, E83 responded on the 2-11 with a light wagon, which was unusual for such a large incident. The weather was extremely cold—everything was coated in ice, and the sun had just begun to rise over the fireground, casting long shadows across the scene. It was clear that the crews had been working hard in harsh conditions. E117 was first due and had three lines operating. E96 backed down to supply water to TL14, while E113 provided support to the Snorkel. The cold made everything slippery, and visibility was limited due to smoke and fog. Below are some photos taken by Dan McInerney and Tim Olk: [Image: Second floor fire. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: Tower Ladder 14. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: Collapsed section of the rear of the house. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: E96 members operating a 2.5-inch line into the second floor. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: E117 members moving a 2.5-inch handline. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: Squad 2A in the alley to the west. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: Tower Ladder 14. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: Engine 117 on the scene. Dan McInerney photo] [Image: Firefighter covered in ice after the fire. Tim Olk photo] [Image: Squad 2A on the scene. Tim Olk photo] [Image: Winter fire scene in frigid weather. Tim Olk photo] [Image: Firefighters covered in ice after the fire. Tim Olk photo] [Image: Another firefighter covered in ice. Tim Olk photo] [Image: Ice-covered fence near the fire. Tim Olk photo] [Image: Firefighter covered in ice after the fire. Tim Olk photo] These images capture the intensity of the operation and the challenges faced by the crews during this difficult winter fire.

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