18 January 2014 - Jim, Almere, The Netherlands 21:32 GMT
1, 2 seconds top to bottom. Quick drop, rainbow trail, bright flash. Exceptionally bright black trail in the sky after 3 minutes. White colour, impressive.18 January 2014 - Tim North, Shields, UK 20:18 approx
2 seconds duration. Facing east, track Northwest to Southeast over sea, to right of Moon. Barium green, small amount white. Slightly brighter than the moon. No fragmentation, just one discontinuity. Have CCTV video available.18 January 2014 - James Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, UK 20:00 UTC approx
2 seconds duration. Seen to the east of my location, falling to Earth in southerly direction. Green trail, twice as bright as Sirius.
All 43 meteor sighting reports can be seen here.
Universe Today and NASA Science speculated that we might see the birth of ISONids - a new meteor shower. Their estimates were different but 12-18 January is about right. Looking at the articles from that period, there was quite a lot to be seen. So that makes me wonder whether ISON remnants have something to do with it...
And particularly the more spectacular and colourful displays - like this one. Hmmm... Didn't we see ISON glow green at some stage?