You look out through the open door of a tent at Wellesley Island State Park, New York, towards trees and a lake. Rain drums on the fabric overhead.
What you hear
Rain on the tent fabric overhead, with birds calling between showers, water lapping close by and crickets after dark. There is no glass between you and the weather here, only the open door of the tent. Raise the Storm slider for lightning, then listen for the thunder: the further the strike, the longer the wait and the deeper the rumble. Nothing here is a recording on repeat. Every drop is made live in your browser, so the sound never loops.
Good for
Sleep. This is the place behind the Sleep setting.
How to use it
- Press Begin listening. Headphones make the biggest difference.
- Move the Rain slider from a light drizzle to a downpour, and Storm for thunder.
- Drag across the glass to wipe the fog. Hold still to breathe on it, then write in it.
- Set Fade out to 15, 30 or 60 minutes if you want to fall asleep to it.
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