UK, Flintshire CH5 · 2020-03-24 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in UK, Flintshire CH5
Continuous deep humming sound , bit like a running engine or generator . Sometimes the pitch will change . We’re currently on lockdown due to Coronavirus and the hum has gotten louder and more frequent even during day .
Maybe it’s electrical or waves due to amount of people at home on devices .
Constant low but distinct, penetrating, background rumbling droning noise which surges/pulses similar but not the same as a parked car or lorry engine idling in the near distance. Can hear e…
Low frequency hum, oscillating and getting louder then quieter in a regular pattern. Only hear it at home and not always there. Louder at night. If I press my ear to the house wall I can hea…
Low deep hum, heard mostly at night as I'm a poor sleeper it wakes me up, been happening a number of years now, need to sleep with a fan on to cancel the noise out. My oldest son has Asperge…
A low rumble. For ages I thought it was from roadworks that happened during the night when they were digging up a nearby road. But then realised the roadworks had stopped but the sound hadn’…
Very low frequency noise, very quiet. Sounds like it is coming from all around me and closing in when I focus on it. The Hum sounded much louder when I walked into my bathroom. The wall most…
very low frequency hum. I had some instances of falling asleep with headphones on with low frequency white noise playing because my new neighbour was harrassing me, and I'd also been listene…
both described a low hum · 52 km away
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