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They re coming and police are asking people to stop calling 911 over loud noises – it s cicadas

Cicadas are noisy and the sheer numbers and the noise they generate can reach 107 decibels. That’s about the same intensity as a lawn mower.

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They re coming and police are asking people to stop calling 911 over loud noises – it s cicadas – WSB-TV Channel 2

Cicadas are noisy and the sheer numbers and the noise they generate can reach 107 decibels. That’s about the same intensity as a lawn mower.

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Authorities, experts in north Georgia weigh in ahead of cicada-geddon – WGAU

“It’s very possible for somebody to mistake it for a fire alarm or a house alarm going off,” Jammie Murphy, with the University of Georgia extension, says about the noise generated by the insects.

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Police Asking SC Residents to Stop Calling 911 Over Mysterious Loud Noises

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Authorities, experts in north Georgia weigh in ahead of cicada-geddon – B98 5 FM

“It’s very possible for somebody to mistake it for a fire alarm or a house alarm going off,” Jammie Murphy, with the University of Georgia extension, says about the noise generated by the insects.

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