New Mexico Meteor Fireball 09nov2011

Email From:
The Wilsons-Albuquerque, NM:
My Wife seen a fiery meteor in the sky here in albuquerque 200 miles away from you
followup email...
Saw something similar that was on the south side of the sky heading north-wards. This thing was so big when I looked up it looked like one of the street lights then started falling toward the ground. I yelled at my husband to look up and it had already disenegrated while on fire

Joan D.-Santa Fe, NM:

I saw this same event in the sky about 6:30PM Mountain Time in Santa Fe.  An orange flash in the eastern sky moving north with a long tail...awesome with the full moon. 

Joan in Santa Fe

Possible Florida Meteor Fireball 09nov2011

Email From:
Darlene S.-Jacksonville, FL
Approximately 10:35 this evening, I saw a large fireball to my east.  The odd thing about it was it appeared to be rising as it traveled in a southern direction.  I saw it rise over a low line of trees and pass over a higher line of trees where it appeared to level out, continuing south until it fizzled down to look no different than an airplane. When it first appeared, it was large enough & bright enough to see flames & be certain something in the sky was burning.  I ran back to my front door & yelled for my husband that something was burning in the sky.  He came out & saw it as well, although is had diminished in size at this point.  Did anyone else see anything??????

If you saw this event, please send your detailed observation to wxtx01@gmail.com  THANK YOU!

Texas Meteor Fireball 08-09nov2011

From The ELPALLSKY Chatbox:

Nov 9 2011, 2:48 AM Guest371 (guest):  

A facebook friend posted that she saw a huge greenish fireball in the sky at approximately midnight CST in Bedford, TX.  Thanks for this report! Others?????? Please post to wxtx01@gmail.com

Thunder Bay Canada Bright Blue/Green Fireball 09nov2011

Bright colours light up Thunder Bay sky

CBC News 

Posted: Nov 9, 2011 2:34 PM ET

Last Updated: Nov 9, 2011 3:03 PM ET

At about 4:30 a.m. Wednesday, it's believed a meteorite 
moved across the sky just north of Thunder Bay. Image

is for story illustration purposes only. (istockphoto.com)

Some Thunder Bay residents claim to have seen a bright blue light in the sky early Wednesday morning.

The owner/operator of the Thunder Bay Observatory, Randy McAllister, said it appears that a meteorite shot across the sky just north of Thunder Bay at about 4:30 a.m. McAllister said he's received a lot of reports from his clients.
“They were reporting a large fireball (that appeared), for a long period of time in the sky and then breaking up into multiple pieces and entering the atmosphere," he said. "I had reports of bright blue and bright green colours.”
McAllister said if it's not a meteorite, the other possibility is that an asteroid passing by Earth Tuesday night could have dislodged something in its path.