Rumbling all day TODAY (12/28/2010) in Western Washington

reply to post by WhiteDevil013


VERY interesting. I see by your profile that you are in california? Now, that is curious. The last big quake you guys had, my dog freaked out a few hours before it hit and my ears were ringing like crazy. Seeing as how we sit on the same fault line, it makes sense to me.

reply to post by Kulkulkan


Yeah something else Bush messed up,the L.I.S.A project is probably the doorway to new paridigms in science,the monkey never learns,I`m a descendant of an ape and we don`t get along

Originally posted by PuterMan
reply to post by Shenon

 

Thanks for that.

I have put his clip through low pass filters 500Hz, 200Hz and 50Hz. These are the resulting files.

50 Hz
200 Hz
500 Hz

Okay, I am quoting this so it is at the top of this page. The thread is getting long, and I don't want this lost!!

Originally posted by Shenon
www.youtube.com... here ya go

edit on 29-12-2010 by Shenon because: Stupid Code thingies

Oh yeah,i posted a Videoresponse to yours on Youtube.

edit on 29-12-2010 by Shenon because: (no reason given)

Same for this. Great raw clip with the HZ isolated at reg speed on youtube. You guys are great!!!

You can really hear it well here. I want to note it cuts off at the end because it picked up on a nosie I made, closer to it, so the far-off noise faded away. You can hear my son say something to me at the end.

Brilliant additional info,most definetly I think siesmic activity caused by ,well,something cosmic,brilliant thread and yes I do think there is a link to the other thread on magnetic pole shift.Can anyone living near yellowstone have anything to add,afterall it is the bedrock of activity...smarter then the average bear...hu,huh

Could this be tied into the sounds you are hearing? Its about 2 hours from you, would explain the coming and going and the low pitch.
www.pnsn.org...



just a thought. Been reading the thread all day, quite interesting. Wish i could hear the files, but to slow of a connection to try that.

So we just had either really wierd lightening or a sonic boomb or a small quake. Nothing posted yet....will wait and see what happens

reply to post by severdsoul


To me that appears to be electrical interference. However, Rainier seems to be grumbling a little bit yesterday and today:

LINK

We live in Spokane WA and we heard the exact same thing last night. We live in an apartment and even went upstairs to check on our friends that live above us (we thought it was a sub woofer or something). Once we got outside we realized it was just coming from everywhere, also we verified that it was not a vehicle or speaker. The only natural change was a foot of snow that started falling about 5 hours from the sound.

reply to post by westcoast


Thats probably true, i saw rainier but was not sure if it would be close enough, not that up on the area its a bit west of us.
I give the op credit it is a interesting thread, and i have to agree its something geological in nature, the question is what its connected to.
The last post of the boom is interesting. Nothing showing on usgs as of yet.

Ooohhh I'm in Washington...on the other side of the Cascades, in the Eastern foothills. Man, now I'm getting really freaked out!

reply to post by westcoast


I think that one at BOW is possible wind related although could be electrical. The instrument is a 100mv so is fairly sensitive and is a short wave, but that does not explain why it is so quiet in between events.



OSD? Where is that? Shows interference at the same times as these other ones are showing activity - overnight assuming PST is your time.

Your sound file - from the video with the sounds after the wind removed, ie.e this goes up to the start to the wind. It has been high passed and low passed and amplified and I have raised the pitch a few times.

Does this 'moan' sound anything like what you are hearing at a lower pitch?

dl.dropbox.com...

reply to post by PuterMan


I don't know where OSD is.... I am drawing a picture here that indicates to me there MAY, I stress may, have been something going on with the seismos at the same time I was hearing this.

The sound file is awesome!!! Yes, that is what I am hearing. Especially at the begining. Towards the end it has a bit more of a mechanical, reverberating affect to it, which I didn't pick up on.

It's so hard to describe....it is such a low freq that I think that is why I describe it as being felt, also.

A few months ago, I found a thread on GLP that was describing the same or similar sounds -- and posters all over the US heard it. Meanwhile there are more threads on this phenomenon.

Here are some of those threads you may want to check out:

GLP -- Thunder in PA

Thunder Snow

Hearing the ongoing thunder

Thunder in NJ

Weird thunder sounds in SoCal

reply to post by hyperion.martin


Now this is interesting.

Hmmmmm.....

You are several hundred miles away from me, with a mount range in the middle. Ofcourse...if this is really coming form the sky and had something to do with the geomagnetic storm, than that would make sense.

If it is due to a local seismic event, it wouldn't make sense.

If it has to do with say, the ebb and flow of a massive amount of magma in a chamber under a big portion of the state...than it could make sense.

If it has to do with the Juan de fuca fault line....I just don't know. Depends I guess. If there were big enough vibrations going through the plate to be felt in Spokane, than I would think the instrumentation would be picking up more.


I am eagerly waiting for the deep tremor map to be updated. I fully expect to see some in our area on there. Especially based on a couple of the spectographs.

reply to post by sylvie


Thankyou for the info. I had seen a couple of those threads before, when looking around at similar stories earlier this year.

I loved the vid of the snow lightening. I am thinking that is the wierd boom I heard earlier today. I think it is a seperate anomally, not related to the rumblings....but yet one more wierd thing going on right now.

We're located in Kirkland (Eastside of Seattle) and I haven't heard the rumbling here. My husband has been known to tease and call me a 'hound dog' because of my sensitive hearing and sense of smell, actually. I sleep with the windows cracked every night and we live in a pretty quiet area, so I will definitely post back if I hear anything.

Originally posted by JustMike
reply to post by PuterMan

 

Have to admit the Juan de Fuca subduction zone fault always comes to mind whenever I hear of anything odd like this from that part of the world. That fault gives me the creeps. But then, the Juan de gives me the creeps all the time -- just because of its potential...

Mike

I've lived in WA state since 2007 after being a native of FL for 21 years, and I thought it was interesting that someone posted about the Juan De Fuca subduction zone giving them the creeps. I grew up a few minute walk from the Gulf of Mexico, but moving here sparked a big fear of being anywhere west of the Puget Sound. I've stopped going to Cannon Beach every summer because I get the worst feeling near the coast and instantly want to head east. Or, I drink myself silly the entire time I'm there because I'm that uneasy.

That may sound a little crazy, (this is ATS, I suppose ) but my grandmother was a full blooded Seminole indian and I was brought up from a very young age to always stay in tune and listen to my gut instincts first and foremost. We're house hunting currently, and once again, I keep gravitating even farther east to the Fall City/Duvall/etc areas. Definitely an interesting thread to me..

reply to post by whoshotJR


I can do this for you if you like just give me a sec making dinner atm.
-second
Someone already on it

I really have to say you guys have rocked this thread with all the input. Great job on the sounds puterman

I cant imagine a bore machine just turning on and off. Seems once it is on it should go for awhile unless it gets stuck of course, so maybe we can rule that out?

lol All I know is I might be a tad nervous being out there about now myself. I would keep a good eye on your animals for sure... Great thread watching it develop. I just hope all are safe. That side of the world has to many things shifting around for my comfort zone.

reply to post by sInSeattle


Good to hear from you! I love networking with people in the same region as myself. Helps me feel a little more sane when someone can confirm something...

Let us know if you 'hear' anything! Also, I believe strongly in 'gut' instincts. I'm glad that I am not right near the water, and have an escape route (as everyone should) in case we should need to get to higher ground.

I worked at a resort for awhile that was right on the water.....and I had the worst feeling whenever I was there. Never experienced anything like it before, so I can relate.