Fireball Spotted over Southeast US May Have Been Caused by Meteor, American Meteor Society Says
- A large fireball was sighted over metro Atlanta and surrounding states on June 25, 2025, during the afternoon between 12:25 and 12:40 pm.
- The fireball likely originated from a meteor that traveled too fast to be part of known showers like the June Bootids, according to the American Meteor Association.
- Sightings and reports came from Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, and other areas, with some witnesses describing a bright ball with a tail fading above the tree line on Faris Road.
- Authorities reported hearing a loud boom and shaking ground, and the National Weather Service confirmed the event with satellite and eyewitness data, noting no initial damage.
- The fireball event indicates a meteor or multiple remnants dispersed over a wide geographic area, with investigations ongoing by weather and meteor organizations.
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