Meteor Causes Tremendous Boom Over Parts Of PA
By Eric Heyl
Published on March 17, 2026.
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a meteor likely caused a large boom over parts of Pennsylvania and Ohio. The National Hurricane Association of the Year is also known for its aggressive stance on the issue. The incident occurred shortly after midnight, with numerous reports of the noise and a potentially fatal injury. The agency's website also noted that it is unclear whether the incident occurred before.
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