Meteor Audio

I created a video of the whooshing noise from the Washington, August 14th meteor event. The audio was captured by a home ring camera and is extremely loud, which is common for such events. Other reports often describe these as crackling, screeching or a train or plane crashing. They are different than the bangs, booms, and explosions from electrophonic or delayed sonic booms. On most occasions when they do occur, witnesses find them frightening because they do come with physical symptoms caused by pressure changes and vibrations. The post below shows the infrasound readings from sensors across the state from this meteor.