Wall of Foam from Airport Floods into a California Street

A hangar of the San Jose International Airport malfunctioned. Flame retardant foam is flowing out into the surrounding area, padding the surrounding pavement in the bright white substance.

That's not snow: Firefighters say malfunction at new @FlySJC hangar led to flame retardant foam flooding the street and swallowing up cars. pic.twitter.com/EL6dKaeOsA

— Jonathan Bloom (@BloomTV) November 18, 2016

You can see the snow rippling near the hangar, slowly growing and surrounding the cars as officials stand around trying to decide a next move to handle the foam.

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Any wind blows the foam with ease down nearby streets. It's like when you take a handful of bubbles and blow them from your hands.

The video even shows the foam covering a passing biker completely.

There's no word yet as to what caused the malfunction.

The story is still developing. 

[Featured Image Courtesy of BloomTV]

Via ABC News