After a heavy storm I heard a strange constant rumbling, I took my camera into the front garden and filmed the grey sky, it sounded like thunder, it must have been thunder only it didn't stop for more than twenty minutes, I only managed eight minutes of film as my battery was low but the rumbling and lightning just carried on and on, the rumbling stopped but came back constantly for the next hour or so. I can honestly say I have never witnessed anything like this before.
We call them rumblers; here they are more common on the night of a storm -- think they are some type of aircraft that hide in the storms.
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ReplyDeleteI've heard the same thing in ND about 2 weeks ago. I woke up in the middle of the night due to the storm and noticed this nonstop noise of thunder. It was so loud at times it felt like it was getting closer to me. So bizarre.
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ReplyDeleteIt's just a thunderstorm which is obscured by low hanging clouds. There is nothing special to it.
ReplyDeleteI heard the same thing in texas about a week ago. Lasted about 15 minutes..
ReplyDeletewe had a group of storms chaining together one after the other rumbling through the same area from ILLinois to S.E. Wisconsin for about a half hour almost continuouslly a couple weeks ago.
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I heard the sustained rumbling that lasted what seemed like forever back in May of 2010 in Florida. At the time, I wondered what would cause such a strange occurrence as I have never heard this in 30 years of living here. This is what led me to believe it was not a natural event but rather something of a military type energy weapon/device.
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ReplyDeleteI've been on this earth for more decades than I care to admit. A couple of weeks ago in Florida, I heard the same thing: a constant rumbling; no change in pitch or volume. It didn't sound like the rumbling on the video above. It was deep, constant and as suddenly as it began, it ended.
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ReplyDeleteThis person clearly has never been to Texas, we have these in the spring and they go on and on.
ReplyDeleteNothing new for us.
have you ever heard thunder?
ReplyDeleteSame thing happened in southern Ontario, Canada. it was about 4 weeks ago...in my 38 years I have never seen such a light show, it was like someone was turning a big flood light on and off...on and off but really fast, more or less like a strobe effect...and the Thunder rolled on for at least 2 hours...I have never witnesses that either. It sounded like a 2 hour bombing raid all around my little city. Family members about 30 KM away witnessed the same thing...and it was quite the talk at work the next day too.
ReplyDeleteKind of creepy, alright.
ReplyDeleteJust wondered if you ever got any HAIL out of that storm? My Grandma Minnie always said if you hear continuous thunder out of a storm, that Hail was not far off. Over the last 2 months here in Missouri, USA, we have had some rather wild electrical storms. The other evening, the local weather station said that they had recorded over 5k lightning strikes both CC and CG in the last 20 minutes. One radar screen I was looking at was so full of lightening strikes you could not discern the storm tracks on Weather Underground. www.wunderground.com Great site. :-)
ReplyDeleteNo, no hail, it didn't even rain!
ReplyDeleteNeed to get a meteorologist in on the discussion. I live in Colorado and similar thing happened before. The sky just rumbles for 5 or more minutes. It is so strange. When my son was little -- I told him it was God - bowling.
ReplyDeleteThe same thing happened here in Fresno about 3 weeks ago; non-stop thunder for about 15 to 20 minutes. Lived here all my life and never heard anything like this.
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ReplyDeleteYes - I have experienced a similar event in New Zealand - a 2 hour continuous thunderstorm - I notice in your clip continuous lightning strikes between the clouds.
ReplyDeleteSevere storms blossom up to great heights with terrible lightning/thunder then rain themselves out here in Central Florida during the rainy season. I've heard and seen this a number of times, with the constant rumbling...it's just a particularly bad storm there, maybe more of a rare thing in Holland. No doubt HAARP is doing it's thing somewhere probably right now, but in this case just enjoy the light show of a bad, but luckily in your case, distant thunderstorm.
ReplyDeleteIt's more than rare in Holland
ReplyDeleteI live outside of Atlanta, Georgia...and I (someone very sane and old enough to know the difference of what is common and what is uncommon)... have been noticing these sounds, I will call them rumblings... for several months now. It is not coming from planes,(at least not ones I can see, and the ones I do see, do not sound like this...the sound is much louder, deeper and longer...like rolling thunder but yet not) I am very familiar with what planes sound and look like. Plane sounds come and then fade away as they go...This has happened during and even when there is NO STORM...It has caught my attention while inside so that I go out to see what all the noise is. The sound last way longer than any plane or thunder. Just wanted to make a response because I was not aware that anyone else, besides myself and neighbors had noticed this uncommon sound that seems to be coming from something in the sky.
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ReplyDeleteMy friends and neighbors in Miami, FL have been hearing this periodically since March 2011. However, the phenomenon seems to be increasing in frequency. Duration of events can last for several hours without cessation.
just yesterday on the 4th i had to go to fresno, no clouds, nothing in the sky, can see all the stars then what sounds like thunder for 2-3 minutes sounded, and drifted off to the north, shook everything, cars, houses, i could feel it in my feet, crazy
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