Yellow and Orange in West Monroe, Louisiana:

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"... The fireball had a very high angle of trajectory, nearly vertical. It seemed to come out of nowhere, as if from behind a cloud? However, being nighttime, I couldn't tell if the sky was clouded. That being said, out of the several fireballs I have personally witnessed, this one was unique in that it did not start small, swell in size and intensity of luminosity and then fragment (or not).

From beginning to end of the visual, a very relatively short amount of time (about a second), the object remained of a consistent size and intensity of luminosity. It definitely appeared to be shrouded in what I would recognize as "traditional" , yellow/orange fire."