Daylight shows the aftermath of massive fire, explosions which destroyed SPS Technologies in Jenkintown

As the community reels after the loss of a Jenkintown business, the daylight hours of Tuesday provided a chance to capture the overall damage of last night's fire.

While area schools and businesses in the area remain closed on Feb. 18, due to poor air quality following the blaze, the massive destruction of the fire can be seen easily from the sky. Smoke could be observed, still designating hot spots, which local fire units continue to monitor.

    Crews continue to monitor SPS Technologies in Jenkintown.
 By James Short   

Review Willow Grove's Now full coverage of the events, which began last night around as initial calls were received by county dispatch around 9:41 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 17.

https://willowgrovenow.com/news/2025/feb/18/emergency-fire-crews-return-to-sps-technologies-as-another-explosion-was-heard-tuesday-morning/

https://willowgrovenow.com/news/2025/feb/18/abington-jenkintown-cheltenham-schools-administration-buildings-remain-closed-tuesday/

https://willowgrovenow.com/news/2025/feb/18/police-confirm-no-injuries-to-employees-fire-personnel-after-sts-technologies-warehouse-fire/

https://willowgrovenow.com/news/2025/feb/18/jenkintown-residents-asked-to-shelter-in-place-after-warehouse-fire-breaks-out/

https://willowgrovenow.com/news/2025/feb/18/abington-township-will-hold-press-conference-at-7-amto-give-update-on-warehouse-fire/

https://willowgrovenow.com/news/2025/feb/17/five-alarm-fire-explosions-reported-at-jenkintowns-sps-technologies/