Meteor/Fireball over Mississippi and Louisiana 11.10.2010

Reports are that a bright fireball occurred at roughly 9:00-9:30 CST over Louisiana and Mississippi Nov. 10, 2010. If you saw this event, please e-mail me at wxtx01@gmail.com or post your description in my chat box in the upper left of this site. Thanks for your time. Updates will be posted here as warranted.

Oct 28/29 to Nov 5/6 Meteors and the Lack of Any ‘Hartley-ids’

by Carl Hergenrother 
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The current streak of consecutive nights with a meteor detection is up to 41 now. And with no storm systems in the forecast the end of the streak is no where in sight.
Still some nights do experience clouds. Two nights ago, for example, was hampered by thin cirrus for the entire night which resulted in only half the number of expected meter detections.
The Orionids were still going strong back on Oct 28/29 but have declined to a light sprinkle. Luckily the Leonids are starting up and last night saw a total of 5 Leonids detected between the two cameras. (more)...