The fire ball seen in the sky in the south-east of the United States can be meteors

Thursday, possible meteorite was seen in the sky in the south-east of the United States.

The National Weather Service Office of Charleston said that there were “many fireball reports” in the region just before noon.

“It is not certain, but the detection of lightning in satellite shows a sequence in the free sky of clouds on the NC / VA border, on Gasbury, VA”, between 11:51 am and 11:56 am, the Said weather services.

Videos shared on social networks have shown that the fireball descends into a wooded area in South Carolina.

Kathryn Farr shared the Dashcam video of her car while led south to the i-85 to Anderson, in South Carolina, around 12:25 p.m.

“Not something you see every day”, She wrote on Facebook.

Another view of Andrew Corley Road in Lexington, in South Carolina, showed the suspected meteorite burning a shiny white with an orange flame tail before entering a wooded area.

The Newton County Sheriff’s Bureau in Georgia said it was informed by the National Weather Service that the fireball was probably a meteor, “and they believe that more could be on the way.”

“For the moment, we have no information on where the meteor has been able to land”, ” The sheriff’s office saidNoting that the fireball was reported by residents in Covington and around.