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The meteor thousands saw Monday was actually a basketball-sized hunk of rock than broke off an asteroid belt from between Mars and Jupiter before colliding with earth, according to a NASA expert.Â
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Snow flurries started falling across the St. Louis metro about 10 a.m. Monday. Or, as the National Weather Service described it: "BIG snowflakes."Photos by St. Louis Post-Dispatch photographers J.B. Forbes, Cristina Fletes, Christian Gooden and David Carson
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