Loyal ELPALLSKY Reader Reports Another East Texas Meteor Fireball 11OCT2011

From ELPALLSKY:
Last month Kandice D. reported a bright fireball seen from Livingston, TX on 10SEP2011. Her latest sighting below proves it pays to be vigilant when watching the skies.

Email From:
Kandice D.-Corrigan, TX:
My name is Kandice..
And I am back to say I seen another meteor yesterday morning .. Again driving north on highway 59 righ outside corrigan tx.. At 6:35 .. This time it was alot closer and huge compared to the one I seen last month.. Is it normal to spot these in and around the same area within a month? thanks Kandice! It's not unusual for asteroid collision debri to enter Earth's atmosphere at similar entry points IF orbital elements are just right. Can't say for sure that this is the case here. Certainly could have been mere coincidence but  either way, you are indeed fortunate! Congratulations. 

Booms Reported Along East Coast Explained As A Likely Meteor 10MAY2011...

Virginia Beach, VA 7:30pm EDT 10MAY2011...Residents report structure shaking booms. Scientists say it was likely a meteor but as yet, no fireball witness reports have surfaced. See
http://www.wavy.com/dpp/news/local_news/meteor-likely-caused-mysterious-boom  for a local news report.

***If you witnessed a fireball in the NC, VA, MD area at roughly 7:30 p.m. on May 10, 2011, please submit your sighting to wxtx01@gmail.com Thank you!***