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What is that constant rumble noise? Anyone? — Brooklynian

What is that constant rumble noise? Anyone?

jimmer2000
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights
Call me crazy. I live on Sterling/Vandy. There is the low rumbling noise constantly. It sounds like fireworks/thunder. I cannot figure it out. Anyone? Am I hearing things? Nope. I hear it now. 11/28 9:40 pm. HELP? Do I need a shrink?

Best,

Slag.

Comments

  • do you live near the subway? (I don't live there, so I don't know if your street is near the subway)

    is there construction going on near you? sometimes they have those huge metal plates and when cars/trucks run over them it makes a big rumbling sound
  • Thanks for the reply. It's def not that. It's sounds like airplanes..or low rumbling thunder. It's def neither. Someone has got to help me out here. Anyone?

    Slag
  • Fireworks is a possibility I hear them pretty frequently near where I live.
  • I live right by this intersection, too. I haven't heard this low rumbling, though. This might be because none of my windows face the street, or because our radiators are noisy as hell. :)
  • I bet you live on the first floor. Do you know if you have an oil fired furnace?
  • Thanks everyone. No Furnace, and no first floor. It def seems like it's in the distance...But I am going to investigate the furnace thing. That is the best clue yet. It seems people could hear it for blocks.

    JC
  • I think there is a school that has some sort of percussion meet. I thought It was fireworks as well but on a clear quiet night we figured it out. Band and/or percussion.
  • I feel your pain. When we first moved into our house we had a small entertainment unit we plance in the front room of our house between the two front windows. We would hear a noise throughout the night when we would watch tv. After going nuts for a couple of days we realized that every time a car passed by the shelf holding the VCR would rattle.
    We also realized that terra cotta plants on our windowsill would rattle a bit when cars passed too fast on Underhill.
    Does it seem to happen when cars are passing? Do you have a manhole cover outside your home. Maybe its loose and when a car goes over it it makes a rumble noise for a few seconds?
  • Wow...As all these seem like valid responses...I can tell you that none seem to sound as you are describing. Respectfully.

    I am going to investigate burner downstairs. That might be the ticket. Hard to tell. Keep your ears open for a low rumbling noise...sounds like constant airplanes far away, constant firework noises.

    Thanks to all!
    JC
  • is your elevator dying? Serious mechanical problem would cause it...
  • NO elevators.
  • Aliens? Could be the aliens.
  • true, we forgot to explore the alien connection. ...ditto, the intake of drugs. Jimmer, are you a drug user?
    Have you been abducted by aliens?
  • Underhill_MT wrote: Aliens? Could be the aliens.
    I'd go with the alien explanation as we have them around here quite frequently although they tend to quite down a bit in the colder weather.
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