Explosive green and blue fireball seen over Pacific Northwest
Who reported it (9)
- ‘It put on a show’: Fireball streaks Spokane skies overnight The Spokesman-Review · 20h ago
- Fireball spotted in skies over Washington followed by flashes of light komonews.com · 20h ago
- Did you see it? Fireball lights up the sky over WA KIRO 7 News Seattle · 20h ago
- VIDEO: Fireball seen from West Seattle West Seattle Blog... · 20h ago
- VIDEO: Fireball seen shooting across PNW skies KOIN.com · 20h ago
- Security cameras across the Inland Northwest capture midnight meteor KXLY.com · 20h ago
- Fireball spotted in skies over Washington followed by flashes of light KATU · 20h ago
- Fireball lights up western Washington skies KING5.com · 20h ago
- Explosive green and blue fireball seen over Pacific Northwest The Seattle Times · 20h ago broke it first
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