Sound of the train.
Sound of the train.
Sound of the train. I'm near Town Center and can clearly hear the train.
I suspected the cold weather helps to promote the sound.
I just googled it & that's true due to temperature inversions. It's interesting.
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I just googled it & that's true due to temperature inversions. It's interesting.
LandCExp : We are closer to the front of Kingwood and with the cold temperatures both the trains and aircraft are much more noticeable.
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Sound of the train. I'm near Town Center and can clearly hear the train. I suspected the cold weather helps to promote the sound. I just googled it & that's true due to temperature inversions. It's interesting.
LandCExp : I can sometimes hear the whine in the tracks before the train comes. I used to live next to the tracks as a kid.
LandCExp : I heard it this morning too and loved it.
LandCExp : I hear the train very often and as you say more pronounced on cold nights.
You can feel the vibration in your chest. Quite a lot of power.
LandCExp : I hear the train very often and as you say more pronounced on cold nights. I also hear the jet engines from the airport. United's maintenance base has several "blast fences " on the FM1960 side of the airport. We do high power engine runs on a regular basis. While audible here in Kingwood, it's very impressive seeing it first hand up close. You can feel the vibration in your chest. Quite a lot of power.
PlaneCrazy : I know exactly. In my younger days I worked the flightline at Kelly A.F.B. First as an ECM on B-52's and then Aircraft Electrician on C-5's before being promoted to work on radar test equipment. I spent 5 yrs. on the flightline and had the pleasure of seeing/hearing many engine runs. Quite impressive and loud to say the least. « Back to Chat
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