Residents of Southern California flooded social networks during the night with publications wondering about a mysterious flash of light seen in the skies early on November 20. Most witnesses described the phenomenon as an ''explosion'' in the early morning sky. Whatever it is, law enforcement agencies throughout the region are not saying anything. What happened in the skies of California?
The local news agency KTLA reports that the phenomenon was observed throughout Southern California, with reports of residents moving from Long Beach to San Diego and into the interior of Riverside. Whatever the event, it must have been great. Twitter was full of curious and curious publications from the residents describing what they had seen and asking others if anyone had an answer. ''We definitely saw two rays of light in the sky this morning on Vern's dog walk,'' posted a user named Rob Webb. He managed to capture an image of the phenomenon, an image that definitely
makes the event look more like a streak, possibly suggesting a meteor event in the atmosphere.
Definitely saw 2 streaks of light in the sky this morning on Vern's dog walk. Managed to snap a pic of the 2nd one, right next to a plane. pic.twitter.com/xP29BEaBg7— Robb Webb (@Robbwebb3) November 20, 2018
