[dynachrome]

Pretty bizarre. Audio of siren at link.

[Guenevere]

Creepy

[a fool in paradise]

Gates of Hell give a warning siren as they open

[LibertyWoman]

Freaky. Need to buy a cyclone fan for the bedroom.

[a fool in paradise]

This is a global phenomenon

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2020/jul/31/weatherwatch-apocalyptic-sky-sounds-baffle-experts
Weatherwatch: ‘apocalyptic’ sky sounds baffle experts
From celestial trumpets to ‘Darth Vader breathing’, mysterious noises from above have been heard around the world during lockdown

During the months of lockdown, people have heard and recorded strange sounds seemingly emanating from the sky. Some believe these are celestial trumpets heralding the apocalypse; there may be other explanations.

The sounds – heard in the US, Mexico, Slovakia, Italy, Brazil and Argentina – do not seem to correspond to angelic heralds. Some resembled aircraft noises when there were no planes flying. A sound in Bratislava was described as “Darth Vader breathing”, while a recording from Colorado was like a shrieking whistle. Another recorded over several evenings at Lake Garda was more of a vibration...

[Flick Lives]

Very weird sounding. Gotta say that sound would kind of freak me out at night.

[Texas Fossil]

My mother worked in DC and live at Suitland during WWII. She became a Cryptologic Administrative Secretary there.

She met my father the day they both arrived in DC. Outside of Union Station. He was on his way to Europe and waited several weeks until his convoy was gathered.

[BenLurkin]

Tornado Siren — Prince George’s County, MD & Washington, D.C.
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Sep 29, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRGt1AEOMow

[ReaganGeneration2]

It’s the architecture demons crying out in jubilation about the Suitland Federal Center, the ugliest buildings in the world

[conservativeimage]

Why is the word purge coming up so frequently this week?

[Clutch Martin]

It’s probably something like Waste Management trucks dumping off waste and running something to further process the waste so it can go to a landfill. And in that area as big as it is both Metropolitan and Industrial, it never stops working.

[SuperLuminal]

It’s the warning siren located at the mock-up interment camp structures and a couple of different-design ovens that are in test phase...

IAC, that, for Suitland, makes efficient use of an otherwise inhabitable ghetto...

[freeandfreezing]

A few of residents need to keep a PC based digital recording running until the siren sounds. Along the way they can make some loud noises at known locations to get relative time data for the two recorders.

Once they record the siren they can compare the timing of the arrival of the sounds to triangulate the location of the siren. And then the mystery is solved.

[rlmorel]

When I was a kid living on the Naval Base in Yokosuka, Japan back in the Sixties, they would turn on the air raid sirens every day at noon and at 17:00. (Maybe it was just noon, but I seem to recall it was both.)

We had one of those air raid sirens on the roof of our building that we lived in (an old parachute hanger that had been converted and divided up into about 8 spacious living quarters) and while the stairwell up to the roof was always locked, I found it open one day and went up there.

I wanted to see what the base looked like from up there, and then I saw that siren. It was huge. I was eleven, and the thing looked massive, but I think it may have only been about five feet across.

In thinking about it, I did up this which in my head is what I think the thing looked like on that roof, and the figure is me at age 11...I think.

It looked to me like...well, one of those Japanese garden sculptures. I wonder if it had been left in place when Japan surrendered, and our military used it. It had only been 20 years or so since we took over that base. There were caves all over that base that the Japanese had dug in WWII, so this might have been a remnant too.

I went back up at noon when it was going to go off because, well, I was eleven years old, and I just loved loud things. And I was standing about as close as that figure above when it went off.

It was so damned loud it hurt my ears, and it scared the crap out of me. I couldn't get off that roof fast enough.

The creepiest thing about them, is they had a bunch of them all over the base, and they all went off at the same time. As they went off, they went in and out of harmonic synchronization, and it gave it the creepiest, sound.

To my eleven year old ears, it was the sound of doom.

[Truthoverpower]

Get good windows

We have shitty dogs barking all hours of day nearby

With windows closed. We hear nothing muffled

Now the teenagers IN THE HOUSE ? A different story !

She runs a fan at night to drown them out

[Chauncey Gardiner]

The trumpet shall sound

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Gee, I thought they were talking about the Dems “gaslighting” their asses. Missed it by that much.

[FLvoter]

They’re rescuing children from the tunnels lol

[blueplum]

last year fireworks this year sirens?

put up some of those gunshot detector thingies and vector in on it

[mad_as_he$$]

Easily tracked to the source with triangulation technology. A few tweaks to the code on these systems would do it.

[rarestia]

Suitland, MD is where the US Census Bureau is headquartered along with some other nondescript government buildings circled by razor wire-topped fences and manned by armed security.

I was very familiar with the area about a year ago, and driving down parts of the main drag made me think I was in a third world country. The blacks with whom I worked would regularly warn me not to be on the streets after dark, and the DC metro green line station on the Census Bureau property made me feel very uncomfortable.

This doesn’t surprise me all that much.