A low hun rumble that last for a few minutes at a time. My husband and sons hear it too. We live in the Midwest -country side- I'm 44, I've lived on this road (Indian Lake Rd, Jerseyville) since I was 12. This is a disruptive sound. We have heard it, turned the tv off and walked outside and can still hear it. Then eventually it fades away.
low frequency hum or rumbling Live within 2 miles of Great Lakes shipping channel (Lake Superior/Lake Huron) so thought at first was freighters or possibly jet plane overhead despite sound b…
It is a deep, low pitched, bassy sound between a hum and a rumble. There seems to be a slow, steady pulse to it. It reminds me of an engine idling off in the distance. I would swear it's com…
Low constant rumbling vibration sound in the near distant, sometimes getting louder as it seems to be getting closer and then backs away. Sounds like Large heavy trucks slowly driving by in …
A constant low-pitched rumbling sound. Variously louder and quieter, but always present. Sounds like a generator or some other engine sound, but totally unable to trace a source - it seems t…
Low frequency, rumbling hum, almost sounds like the noise of a large distant war plane I first noticed this sound when I was about half way through pregnancy with my first (and only) child. …
Sounds like a truck idling outside my house My husband thought it was something in our house or outside at first. We cannot hear it outside. We have a house that sits on metal piers. They go…
both described rumbling
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