The planes almost always use runway 33L during Northwest winds. NW winds are more common in the winter, but we have had a streak of NW wind days lately, and it looks like a few more in the future per the linked forecast.
It amazes me how some people just accept this noise increase. Either they don't spend any time outside, or they simply have no desire to improve the standard of living in their own neighborhood. Sadly, probably both.
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Date: 2010-08-30 06:13 pm (UTC)The planes almost always use runway 33L during Northwest winds. NW winds are more common in the winter, but we have had a streak of NW wind days lately, and it looks like a few more in the future per the linked forecast.
It amazes me how some people just accept this noise increase. Either they don't spend any time outside, or they simply have no desire to improve the standard of living in their own neighborhood. Sadly, probably both.
http://www.windfinder.com/forecast/boston_logan_airport