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Boom over the Tri-Cities - Jun 27, 2026, 6:45 PM

Saturday, June 27, 2026 at 6:45 PM · 2 months ago

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Origin not pinned yet

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Collecting reports

Reports are still coming in. We compare every boom against seismic records, 911 dispatch activity, weather and known local sources. If we can pin down what it was, this is where it will appear.

More reports make this far more likely, especially from different directions.

What it lines up with

Automatic cross-references. Suggestive, not proof.

📍Nearest known sourcestrong

Thayer Drive Substation (substation) - about 1.3 km from the estimated origin.

🔴Seismic activity

A USGS M1.98 earthquake 67 km away, 43h apart.

🌤️Conditions

Conditions weren’t especially sound-carrying. (23°C, wind 20 km/h, 100% cloud)

🕒Timing

evening on a weekend.

🌕Moon

Waxing gibbous (96% lit).

Heard the boom and lost power?

Transformer and substation faults set off both a boom and an outage. See who else nearby is out, and when it is coming back.

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What people reported

Each number matches a dot on the map above.

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Heard a boom · intensity 2/5
anon-5582 · Jun 27, 6:45 PM · 2 months ago

What do you think it was?

Cast your vote. The data’s nearest match: substation - Thayer Drive Substation.

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Discussion

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Boom over the Tri-Cities - Jun 27, 2026, 6:45 PM - Boom Tracker