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Hi all,

2 or 3 times today I have been hearing low pitch rumbling noises, so low
in fact, it seemed to be almost infrasound (I could almost 'feel' the
sound even though I could barely hear it). There where now reports of
thunderstorm activity in the region, the sferics animations have been
showing nothing in the Bath area and the skies where bright and clear?

(The times where approx, 11.30, 12.30 and 15.30)

If it wasn't for the fact there are no active quarries within 20 miles,
I would have said it was distant blasting. Another source of the noise I
discounted was the test ranges on Salisbury plain, I have never heard
heard them from the far side of Bath.

So, any thoughts on what I have been hearing today?

Also, there is now a solid grey cloud high cloud cover and wind is
picking up, so it does look like something may be on it's way now.

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Just as a complete shot in the dark, have a look at this...


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Hi all,

2 or 3 times today I have been hearing low pitch rumbling noises, so low
in fact, it seemed to be almost infrasound (I could almost 'feel' the
sound even though I could barely hear it). There where now reports of
thunderstorm activity in the region, the sferics animations have been
showing nothing in the Bath area and the skies where bright and clear?

(The times where approx, 11.30, 12.30 and 15.30)

If it wasn't for the fact there are no active quarries within 20 miles, I
would have said it was distant blasting. Another source of the noise I
discounted was the test ranges on Salisbury plain, I have never heard
heard them from the far side of Bath.

So, any thoughts on what I have been hearing today?

Also, there is now a solid grey cloud high cloud cover and wind is picking
up, so it does look like something may be on it's way now.



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Sorry - forgat the URL! Silly me...

http://homepages.tesco.net/~John.Dawes2/page1.htm


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Just as a complete shot in the dark, have a look at this...


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Hi all,

2 or 3 times today I have been hearing low pitch rumbling noises, so low
in fact, it seemed to be almost infrasound (I could almost 'feel' the
sound even though I could barely hear it). There where now reports of
thunderstorm activity in the region, the sferics animations have been
showing nothing in the Bath area and the skies where bright and clear?

(The times where approx, 11.30, 12.30 and 15.30)

If it wasn't for the fact there are no active quarries within 20 miles, I
would have said it was distant blasting. Another source of the noise I
discounted was the test ranges on Salisbury plain, I have never heard
heard them from the far side of Bath.

So, any thoughts on what I have been hearing today?

Also, there is now a solid grey cloud high cloud cover and wind is
picking up, so it does look like something may be on it's way now.





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CK wrote:
Sorry - forgat the URL! Silly me...

http://homepages.tesco.net/~John.Dawes2/page1.htm

Just as a complete shot in the dark, have a look at this...


Interesting link, it doesn't seem to match what I'm hearing, there is
definately the sound of a distant 'detonation'.

Has just started up again, but this time it does look like the heavens
are about to open.

Hi all,

2 or 3 times today I have been hearing low pitch rumbling noises, so low
in fact, it seemed to be almost infrasound (I could almost 'feel' the
sound even though I could barely hear it). There where now reports of
thunderstorm activity in the region, the sferics animations have been
showing nothing in the Bath area and the skies where bright and clear?

(The times where approx, 11.30, 12.30 and 15.30)

If it wasn't for the fact there are no active quarries within 20 miles, I
would have said it was distant blasting. Another source of the noise I
discounted was the test ranges on Salisbury plain, I have never heard
heard them from the far side of Bath.

So, any thoughts on what I have been hearing today?


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take your pick

big storm passing to north of you

aircraft gathering for the Trafalgar do

mice


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Hi all,

2 or 3 times today I have been hearing low pitch rumbling noises, so low
in fact, it seemed to be almost infrasound (I could almost 'feel' the
sound even though I could barely hear it). There where now reports of
thunderstorm activity in the region, the sferics animations have been
showing nothing in the Bath area and the skies where bright and clear?

(The times where approx, 11.30, 12.30 and 15.30)

If it wasn't for the fact there are no active quarries within 20 miles,
I would have said it was distant blasting. Another source of the noise I
discounted was the test ranges on Salisbury plain, I have never heard
heard them from the far side of Bath.

So, any thoughts on what I have been hearing today?

Also, there is now a solid grey cloud high cloud cover and wind is
picking up, so it does look like something may be on it's way now.





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CK wrote:
Sorry - forgat the URL! Silly me...

http://homepages.tesco.net/~John.Dawes2/page1.htm

Just as a complete shot in the dark, have a look at this...


Interesting link, it doesn't seem to match what I'm hearing, there is
definately the sound of a distant 'detonation'.

Has just started up again, but this time it does look like the heavens are
about to open.

Hi all,

2 or 3 times today I have been hearing low pitch rumbling noises, so low
in fact, it seemed to be almost infrasound (I could almost 'feel' the
sound even though I could barely hear it). There where now reports of
thunderstorm activity in the region, the sferics animations have been
showing nothing in the Bath area and the skies where bright and clear?


I used to hear this in Torbay. Long, deep low rumbles out to sea. Late
70's and 80's. No storms and clear sky. It sent me batty looking for an
explanation, never found one.....

Pharm..
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On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 17:21:26 +0100, Pharmanaut wrote:

I used to hear this in Torbay. Long, deep low rumbles out to sea.


Concorde? Though a sonic boom is a fairly distinctive b-boom noise.
Used to hear it Bristol occasionally.

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No Concordes flying anymore!

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On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 17:21:26 +0100, Pharmanaut wrote:

I used to hear this in Torbay. Long, deep low rumbles out to sea.


Concorde? Though a sonic boom is a fairly distinctive b-boom noise.
Used to hear it Bristol occasionally.

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"Dave Liquorice" wrote in message
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On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 17:21:26 +0100, Pharmanaut wrote:

I used to hear this in Torbay. Long, deep low rumbles out to sea.


Concorde? Though a sonic boom is a fairly distinctive b-boom noise.
Used to hear it Bristol occasionally.

Not Concorde, the schedule was as regular as clockwork and always the
classic "double" boom at 9pm or thereabouts. These other rumblings would be
loooooong, drawn out and pulsing, ant time day or night.

Pharm..


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On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 20:27:22 GMT, White Stork wrote:

learn to read and post properly

I used to hear this in Torbay. Long, deep low rumbles out to sea.


Concorde? Though a sonic boom is a fairly distinctive b-boom noise.


No Concordes flying anymore!


True but the OP said 70's and 80's... Concorde was flying then.

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