There is a pretty good chance that debris from the meteor reached the ground, as it was seen very close to the ground. Also, daylight meteors tend to be a little larger then night-time ones. It is their larger size that would make them brighter as they enter the Earth's atmosphere.
Last February, a daylight meteor was spotted over Texas.
Sometimes these objects are man-made pieces of space junk, like spent rocket boosters, fuel tanks, or non-working satellites. Man-made junk tends to be much larger then most of the space rocks that come in, are are more likely to be seen during the day.
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