She should win some kind of prize for being a meteorologist and having a meteor show up during her meteorology report.

A friend and I were sitting around drinking beers when we saw something like this, except it just.. stood still.. for at least five seconds and then went "woosh" in a different direction and disappeared. We both sort of did that Mr. Ed reaction when the town drunk hears the horse talk (we weren't that drunk.) Both of us spend a lot of time in nature but had never seen anything like it, and we were convinced it was a UFO, or like some sort of low-flying drone/satellite/something, we'd never seen a meteor behave like that. But it turns out other people saw the meteor too, and it has something to do with the science-y stuff, like how the moon's bigger towards the horizon, like fish in an aquarium, etc etc. but for a brief moment, I think we both felt a bit more like Mulders and a bit less like Scullys.

If a meteor is glowing green, it may mean that it contains nickel.

Or maybe it's like the object that the hick played by Stephen King found in CREEPSHOW. Anyone in the Montreal area should be on the lookout for people covered in mysterious vegetation.

Whoever posted this forgot to pause the video to show the reporter's Reptilian eyeseams.

I love the comments.

"It's a UFO."
"It's a meteor, not a flying saucer."
"I NEVER SAID IT WAS A FLYING SAUCER, JUST THAT IT WAS A FLYING OBJECT AND IT'S UNIDENTIFIED! UFO DOESN'T MEAN FLYING SAUCER!!!"

Note: The guy getting mad has loads of other posts TOTALLY believing in flying saucers.

It's very obviously a dud.