WATCH: Another fireball spotted streaking across East Coast night sky

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte-Douglas International Airport officials confirmed that another meteor was spotted streaking across the sky late Tuesday night.

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Around 325 people reported seeing the bright green fireball around 10:50 p.m. as far north as New England and down through the Carolinas.

The American Meteor Society reported that the fireball happened over Maryland and was spotted in Washington DC, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maryland, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennslyvania, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.

(Video courtesy of American Meteor Society)

The meteor was so visible, a Rowan County dispatcher told Channel 9 they got a call from someone thinking a plane had gone down.

According to the AMS, the meteor was traveling from north to south and ended up in the Atlantic Ocean in front of Bethany Beach, Delaware.

(Video from Steve Chazin)

A driver in the Washington D.C. area caught the huge space rock on their dash cam.

Officials said the annual Lyrid meteor shower, which started Tuesday and is expected to peak early next week, often brings fireballs to the skies.

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