Question: Can I rapidly survey the Chalmette stink on my way to work?

Chalmette smells. It's frustrating.

In the interest of figuring out how to make life interesting when you have to smell the sulfur coming from the refineries, I tried to see if I could smell the odor along the two highways, in different locations.

Can I figure out which of the plants is having the issues? Valero (Murphy), PBF Chalmette (Exxon Chalmette Refinery) and Rain CII Carbon are the ones that I suspect.

From ChemPlants.com::

Rain CII Carbon Chalmette (Kaiser) Chalmette LA 700 Coke Plant Rd, Chalmette, LA 70043 29.9376901 -89.9782969

Chalmette Refining (ExxonMobil) Chalmette LA 520 W St Bernard Hwy, Chalmette, LA 70043 29.9253663 -89.960817

Valero (Murphy) Meraux LA 2500 E St Bernard Hwy, Meraux, LA 70075 29.932668,-89.9537378

On April 23rd, 2020, I was driving to the coast. I smelled sulphur on Judge Perez Dr, and pulled over. I recorded the time, 1145, and the intersection, Judge Perez and Plaza. I took a right turn, to see if I smelled the smell on Plaza, but I lost the odor. So I turned back on St Bernard Hwy, and headed west until I caught wind again, this time at Victor and St Bernard Hwy.

Presumably, this makes something of a line to the source. It seems like it's not Valero, anyway.

This only added 15 minutes to my drive. Google says that it could take as little as 8 minutes.

This isn't much, but I tried to make this interesting without taking a lot of time. two points is better than one!