Of course it depends on how fast the system is moving and how much area it covers. I've been kept up all night with the noise caused by the high winds, particu

Of course it depends on how fast the system is moving and how much area it covers. I've been kept up all night with the noise caused by the high winds, particularly when it is gusting. The sound of the wind and all the banging and clattering of scrap being tossed around, doors and windows rattling and slamming, car alarms and so on. The sound of the wind when it reaches its peak is equally awe inspiring and terrifying. I've only experienced one eye and it is quite surreal. Screaming winds start to drop and it becomes eerily quiet and calm for (in this case) a couple of hours. Then the chaos and fury start to ramp up again.