Greetings
It appears that this event on AMS resulted in a meteorite fall:
https://ams.imo.net/members/imo_view/event/2023/374
The event occurred at 03:38:50 AM local time on 20 January 2023,
or 0938:50 UTC. It appears in GLM data and in data from four separate NEXRAD
radars showing signatures of falling meteorites. The bolide traveled from NW to
SE starting off east of Tulsa and terminating over Muskogee. Tomorrow I will
generate a NASA Meteorite Falls web page for this event complete with a
computed strewn field, in the meantime you can visit my Twitter account for
first-draft radar images of the fall (Marc Fries, @warrantyviolatr - not a NASA
account!).
The most massive meteorites probably landed east of the Muskogee
airport along a line extending to the SE. Winds were out of the SW, so smaller
meteorites (100s of grams and less) landed in the southern end of Muskogee
extending towards the NW. This will be a roughly banana-shaped strewn field
with the large end extending towards the SE and smaller meteorites extending
towards the NE.
More to come in the morning...
Good luck!
Marc Fries
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