A hydrogen release and subsequent fire occurred at meter station of a pipeline transporting hydrogen to a refinery. Local refinery emergency response team responded and secured the area. The pipeline was isolated, and the fire extinguished itself. During a winter storm, the area was experiencing abnormal freezing conditions and widespread power outages were occurring. As a result, third party hydrogen supply to the refinery was reduced. These upsets resulted in the need to export larger than normal flow rates on the hydrogen pipeline. The incident investigation identified that there was erosion of the flow tubes in the 3-inch Coriolis meter. The initial event led to subsequent failures on the skid including the Coriolis meter housing, meter flange, an 8-inch manufactured elbow, and an 8-inch bypass line. The meter station was redesigned and reconstructed to minimize the risk of erosion. Permanent repairs scheduled were completed after one year.