Events D.C., the city’s official convention and sports authority, said it is a 'top priority' to make changes that mitigate this kind of noise from future events.
Project GLOW representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment. City officials, including a representative for the D.C. Office of United Communications, did not immediately respond to a request for comment and were unable to immediately provide data regarding related noise complaints.
Such inversions are also known to trap smoke and air pollution ― this happens with Fourth of July fireworks — and intensify the noise from thunderstorms.
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