A rare daytime fireball streaked across Florida’s sky Tuesday afternoon, November 11, dazzling witnesses from Miami to St Augustine and even parts of Georgia and South Carolina. The meteor, visible for up to seven seconds, lit up the sky in flashes of blue, yellow, green, orange, and red.  Meteorologist Matt Devitt shared a spectacular video of a fireball streaking across Florida on X, formerly Twitter. California: Fireball Likely Caused by Space Debris Streaks Across Sky Over Sacramento, Video Surfaces.

Bright Fireball Streaks Across Florida

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