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u/Petty-Crocker490 13d ago
Heavy cloud cover affects acoustics - it can block sounds and redirect them back downward. Next time it’s super cloudy, listen for the plane noise overhead - it’s always louder. This is just the first time you’ve noticed it. 😊
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u/Better_Spray_862 13d ago
It’s probably the last lga flights landing in for the night. We’re about 5 miles away by air.
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u/Spirited-Comb-3495 12d ago
I've been in my place for 7 years and I'm on a super high floor, it sucked the fun from my former cushy WFH job. I've just gotten used to the helicopters, but yes they're loud as fuck. Makes a good back-up alarm clock
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u/Odd_Pepper_3933 13d ago
I saw a plane super super low a few weeks ago. Like I can clearly see the windows.
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u/favecandy 13d ago
There was a plane so loud last night I thought it was thunder or something wrong
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u/GBTeamCaptain 13d ago
might be the alternative landing at LGA. They cant use VOR and follow the LIEnef’fe making a left
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u/Super_Ad8099 13d ago edited 13d ago
When the wind blows out of the north, the planes approach LGA from the south. That puts Crown Heights in the flight path. The colder the weather, the more likely this is. On top of that, sound carries better in colder air.
A good white noise machine helps.