A very weird experience

>>19288436
Perhaps some sort of audio pareidolia or hallucination.

Or remnants from the past?

Either way I don't think this will be a very significant event in your life not long from now.

A lot of towns, my own included, had these installed in the 50s (Cuban missile crisis and shizz). My town still tests them occasionally or uses them for weather alerts. If it was faint and only gets tested rarely you may have just never noticed before.

>>19288466
My town only has tornado sirens, So that's kinda out the window

>>19288447
Idk, could be I guess. What do you mean by remnants from the past though?

>>19288436
Eeh, is this considered very weird? I have had the exact same thing for a couple of years now.. But its no more than 3 times a week, thought it was just my eardrums acting weird or something.

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Germanfag here...
around my town we fire those Sirens up for every first saturday in a month

>>19288436
I live in a very shitty, thin-walled flat, so you can hear almost everything. I once heard my neighbor's ringtone and then him picking the phone up and talking on it. Nothing unusual, right?. The thing is that the ringtone stayed in my head while he was talking and for long after he was done talking, too. When I paid attention to it - it ringed. When I didn't - it didn't ring. It was very realistic though, sounded nothing like a sound that I could just imagine. It was very fucking bizarre and happened only once in my lifetime. I tried paying attention to it the next day, but it didn't ever work again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_Pz2UyHyFI

>>19288436
Do you live near a fire station by any chance? In my town these are mounted on the police and fire stations and they go off everytime there is an emergency, to alert the volunteer firefighters I'd imagine.