I had the same thing in my now sold 2004 Corolla, its probably a air leak, typical in cars of such price and class.

 

Can you feel the vibration in the dash? Could it be the windshield molding?

 

I too, have had the same happen to me. It occured at high speed, and also at lower speeds when driving into HEAVY winds.

I'll look around on some of the other Corolla forums and see what I find, I'll post back -

 

There are a few TSBs for wind noise that involve the dealer replacing the windshield seal.

 

JasonA is correct.

One of our corollas had the exact same issue.
We brought it into the dealer and they repaired the problem by replacing the windsheild seals, which completely solved the problem.
This was all done under warrenty as it is a commonly known issue covered by Toyota.

 

i had/have the same problem. the only difference is i dont necesarily feel like it gets closer the faster i go.

i also have a crack in the bumper on the front right. which i think is possibly the source.
everything else is about the same. it doesnt ALWAYS happen for me. its random it seems.


do you have any body damage? possibly somewhere where the wind could tunnel in..

 

there always a thread going before, i fixed the bizzing noise by reseal the windshield. just think about how machine seal your windshield start at the centre of the windshield start at your rear mirror, and did a circle and at the end there just little gap between the start and the end. that is where the noise come from. I took a video on the noise and you will see is the same issue of yours or not.

the following link is the solution i post at the other thread.

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2457643&postcount=24

 

My car does the same exact thing. No one can figure it the hell out.

 

just check the link I post. there is the solution.:welcome:

 

Thanks for the info

 

Wow - that video is PERFECT!

Thanks for the help

 

try turning on the wipers when this happens my 07 does the same thing and i figured out it is the wind whistleing between the blades and the windshield

 

I just turn up the radio....

 

you are funny, only cost you $10-$20 at the auto glass shop to fix it, but you like to suffer with the shape noise into your ear?:headbang:

 

On my 2000 Avalon, the chrome molding around the windshield is covered by a thin piece of clear plastic, which is normally invisible. With age and weather, the plastic had started to unseal itself from the chrome. Consequently at speeds from 35 mph and higher I would get the noise from a buzzing sound at lower speeds to an occasional squealing sound at higher speeds.
To solve the problem, I lifted the unsealed plastic, getting under it with a toothpick, then I took a tube of super glue with a pointed nozzle and glued the plastic to the chrome. Voila! No more noises.
Hope this helps someone else, since it does tend to be very annoying and disconcerting.