Michigan Meteor: Here Are Best Videos In Case You Missed It

ROYAL OAK, MI — Residents throughout Royal Oak and neighboring communities reported seeing a meteor light up the sky on Tuesday night followed by a loud boom or explosion sound. The meteor could reportedly be seen as far away as Toledo, Ohio.

Below is a roundup of videos from across the internet in case you missed it and don't want to be left out of the conversation at the water cooler tomorrow.

The National Weather Service in Detroit said on Twitter that after reviewing several observational datasets, it concluded the "flash and boom" was not thunder or lightning, but rather probably a meteor.

"We continue to monitor feeds from astronomical agencies for official confirmation of a meteor," the agency said.

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More interesting video coming out of the Detroit area. #meteor https://t.co/jkAPBu6Lyo pic.twitter.com/S7cBIqhlvz
— Philip Lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) January 17, 2018

BREAKING NEWS FOOTAGE: Meteor passes over Southeast Michigan, with residents from Livonia, Dearborn, Novi, and Allen Park hearing a large boom. pic.twitter.com/DeIrC1ScqJ
— The Anon Journal (@TheAnonJournal) January 17, 2018

Alleged meteor flew over Michigan near Ann arbor tonight, looked pretty cool #meteormichigan pic.twitter.com/svaQOyaB6o
— Tigernuts77 (@X_EpIcAiDeN_X) January 17, 2018

WAS IT A METEOR??? This video captures the bright light everyone has seen in the sky tonight. Courtesy of #Local4 viewer Kevin McCombs. pic.twitter.com/RY4u23jYAY
— Jason Colthorp (@JasonColthorp) January 17, 2018

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