Park ridge Illinois/60068 · 2018-04-10 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in Park ridge Illinois/60068
Low frequency, highway white noise, metal towers being hit or something in distance. It can be so loud. It�s a consistent noise all night. Its driving me crazy. It�s starting to drive me nuts. I want to at least know what it is and maybe it would help put me at ease. But, if it starts to get any louder than it has been tonight, I might go freakin crazy!!! Seriously. I can�t sleep.
A low humming noise. I can't hear it when any other noises are present, only in the silence. It is only audible indoors: in a car, in my garage, in my house. I've heard it at home most frequ…
A low hum that starts out in short, infrequent bursts, and then increases in both frequency & length of time. As it increases in length, it manifests itself as a simultaneous hum/pressure f…
constant humming sound coming from the east, loudest at night and during winter season. I thought the sound was coming from Trains idling on the tracks about 2 miles aways, but then I would …
loud hum, almost like machinery droning in the background or a dryer running at a car wash - but at night when everything is closed. I've gone outside trying to figure out where it is coming…
Its a low, rhythmic humming that I hear at night and doesn't seem to go away. I specifically hear it in my bedroom, but not my living room, kitchen, hallway, or bathroom. I put my ears aga…
Low frequency humming noise. The frequency of the hum doesn't change, but there is a subtle pulsation associated with it. In a household of five, I'm the only one who hears it. I've been hea…
A loud but low frequency hum that sounds like a car idling This hum is driving me mad, I get no sleep. It├»┬┐┬╜s not in my head as it├»┬┐┬╜s only in this location, it├»┬┐┬╜s not outside and …
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