Anyone else's lights flickering every night at the same exact time?

This happens in my old flat back when I lived in Maidstone, every night around 2am the light in the hallway would flicker for about 30 seconds then stop. Electrician came out, found nothing wrong, which honestly made it worse in a way.

The time-specific element is what gets me with these cases. Random electrical faults don't run on a schedule. I've read accounts where people logged the flickering over weeks and it was within a minute or two of the same time every single night. That's not a loose wire.

Has anyone tried actually being in the room when it happens and just... paying attention to how it feels? Temperature, pressure in the room, any sounds. Sometimes theres other stuff going on that people dont notice because theyre focused on the light itself.

What time is it happening for you and how long has it been going on?

@WarwickshireOwl the 2am timing is significant and worth documenting properly. What a lot of people miss is that recurring phenomena at consistent times often points to environmental resonance rather than random activity - could be utility cycles, could be something else entirely.

That said, I've had a location in Rossendale where lights flickered at 1:47am every single night for three weeks. We logged EMF readings at the same intervals and got consistent spikes in the 2-4 milligauss range right before the flicker. The electrician cleared it there as well.

The question I'd ask is whether anyone in the flat above or below had anything unusual going on at the same time. Location memory is real and sometimes its not about the specific unit, its about the building absorbing something from a previous occupant or event. Did anything else happen around 2am or was it strictly the light?