Data Report
Alert / Llandrindod Wells
Contributed by BGS
BGS ALERT: POSSIBLE SONIC EVENT LlANDRINDOD WELLS 15 SEPTEMBER 2004
BGS have received numerous reports from the media and residents of the Llandrindod Wells area of Mid Wales, of a felt event sometime between 11:00 and 11:15 BST, this morning. Felt reports described, "heard a loud bang", "the windows rattled" and "the whole building shook". Data from the BGS rapid-access networks in the region were examined and no earthquakes or signals consistent with a sonic origin were recorded. However, the reports received are consistent with historical observations received for previous events with a sonic origin.
RAF flying complaints have been contacted but were unable to confirm if aircraft were operational at the time.
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Bennett Simpson
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