‘Boom’ heard in Ohio, Pennsylvania may have been from meteor, National Weather Service says
On Tuesday morning, a loud “boom” was heard in Ohio, which the National Weather Service in Cleveland believes was caused by a meteor. The NWS stated that imagery indicates that the boom was likely the result of a meteor entering the Earth’s atmosphere.
Additionally, residents in western Pennsylvania also reported hearing the loud noise and seeing a fireball in the sky. The NWS in Pittsburgh confirmed these reports and mentioned that one of its employees captured footage of the apparent meteor as it streaked across the sky in the Pittsburgh area.
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh shared an image of the meteor, further substantiating the occurrence. This event serves as a reminder of the incredible phenomena that can take place in our skies.
As more information becomes available, updates will be provided. Stay tuned for the latest developments on this fascinating event.
