The water is slowly draining into an airtight cavity underground and replacing air in the cavity, which is bubbling up through the same hole. The cavity is probably why you have a puddle there to begin with, the ground is depressed into the cavity. It could end up forming a small sinkhole. Excavation recommended.
this post was submitted on 27 Jan 2024
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Makes sense. Thanks
Lmao. Don't have a clue because I can't see the clip.
Assume the worst and don't touch it and notify your local gas/sewer/utilities company.
What clip, i thought it was just a virus
Better jump online for bullshit answers and ignore calling the city or relevant authorities
Might be an old, long abandoned pipe that finally cracked? Air that has been trapped underground gets this stale, sewery smell. They lighter might have just been blown out by the water spray ejected from the popping bubble.
Air.