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My experience is that it’s pretty damn hard. SOMETHING is generating a low frequency hum that I can hear in my bedroom in Seattle; in fact I’m in there’s hearin
by egypturnash 9y ago
My experience is that it’s pretty damn hard. SOMETHING is generating a low frequency hum that I can hear in my bedroom in Seattle; in fact I’m in there’s hearing it right now. It’s been going since somewhere last summer. I hear it every night and it’s still maddening.
- ronnier 9y agoWhen I first moved to Seattle I lived in an apartment in Kirkland and suddenly the hum started. It lasted for months until I moved out and it almost drove me nuts. It was as if it was drilling into my brain at night. Oddly, my wife didn't hear it.
- egypturnash 9y agoMy boyfriend doesn't hear it. That's fun, isn't it? You start questioning your own sanity after a while.
- jvolkman 9y agoWhat area? I hear a hum many nights in Ballard which I'm pretty sure is the Ballard Terminal Railroad.
- egypturnash 9y agoU District. It's been there 24-7 since it started.
- hbosch 9y agoThe West Seattle Hum is what I heard it called, but it seems to reach all around Seattle[0]. I can't hear it, but many people do. 0. http://knkx.org/post/mysterious-hum-keeping-west-seattle-night http://knkx.org/post/mysterious-hum-keeping-west-seattle-nig...
- egypturnash 9y agoThe one from 2012 was found and fixed: http://westseattleblog.com/2012/12/the-hum-followup-calportland-installs-second-silencer-hopes-thats-the-fix/ http://westseattleblog.com/2012/12/the-hum-followup-calportl... This one started in Summer 2016 and is going 24-7. The only times I've stopped hearing it is when I've gone on vacation; I really need to move. But finding a new place in Seattle is kind of a nightmare right now, and moving to a new city is not without its own complications!