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From: Greg St. Pierre <StrmNut@aol.com>
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 22:43:08 EDT
Fwd Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1998 07:59:49 -0400
Subject: Odd Rumblings


Dear list,

Tonight (Wed, 14th) at approximately 7:30, I stepped out onto my
front porch to see if the rain had stopped. As I stepped out, I
heard what sounded like the end of a roll of thunder. It had the
typical random changes of pitch and volume, and faded away
quickly. This came as no surprise, as the possibility of
occasional thunder had been forcast for today. I waited for
another seven or eight minutes to see if I could catch a flash
of lightning or two, but none were forthcoming. As I turned to
go back in, two very low frequency rumbles, each of identical
pitch and duration stopped me in my tracks. The pitch of each
was perfectly steady, unlike the wandering pitch of a roll of
thunder, and the two rumbles were spaced about three seconds
apart, without overlapping.

This was not thunder. Stormchasing happens to be a hobby of
mine, and this was different. I once experienced a tremor here
in NH. It happened to be very quiet at the time, and I actually
HEARD the tremor before I felt it. This sound was closer to that
than thunder, so my best guess would have to be a tremor,
although I felt no ground movement. The sound appeared to
eminate from northwest of my position in Londonderry NH, but I
could not hazard a guess as to it's distance.

For what it's worth.

Greg