WARNING: Fireball Meteors So Large They Are Showing on NWS Radar

I have been watching something for 3 days now that is newsworthy that I wanted to share with all of the BIN subscribers:

A few nights ago, I pulled up the National Weather Service radar and noticed something really unusual (Here is the link http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/Conus/full_loop.php). The current fireball meteors are so large, they are showing up. After watching this for 3 days, I have figured out they are hitting the United States every day between 4:30 pm EST and 9 pm EST. If you will pull up this radar loop, it starts on the east coast, and slowly moves across the country and ends in Alaska over this 4 to 5 hour period.

I mentioned this to Jesse at BPEarthWatch day before yesterday, and he is going to look into how low these fireballs have to get before they start showing up on radar. Obviously they are getting close to the ground than we think, and some of these are quite large if the size on the radar map is accurate. Is this ISON debris? I don’t know, but those who are studying this have been saying any incoming ISON debris would come from the NE traveling to the SW, which is exactly what these are doing. If any one gets additional info about this, please post something in the comments.

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