99352, Richland Washington · 2019-01-14 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in 99352, Richland Washington
-35hz constant hum/buzz shook my house and ear drums for roughly 30 seconds as if a exceptionally large aircraft was passing over head. Started soft from the west, got "closer" and then "left" westward. Absolutely nothing within my body, or general area of residence could have generated this sound.
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Constant humming as of a motor at idle or a flying propeller plane Right now as I write this I hear the buzzing. It seems that the exterior is masked with background sounds, but you also hea…
Low pitched continuous hum. I have wondered whether the hum is caused by the buzzing of the fridge resonating throughout the concrete of the building. I live in a block of 4 flats, 2 up 2 do…
both described buzzing · a low hum
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