A much larger asteroid trundled past between the Earth and the geostationary satellites on the same day. Was that complete coincidence or did they come from the same direction?
Apparently there is a fairly large one that currently has a 1% chance of a hit in 2048.
The odds of a hit in a populated area are low, but I doubt NASA can give strike positions accurate enough to be really meaningful.
Apart from the difficulty of accurately calculating trajectory once the thing enters the atmosphere surely there must be a large random factor ?
Maybe they could say an asteroid will hit the East coast of USA and the blast might be 2M tonnes, but is that helpful?
It seems there may be loads of entire planets cannon balling through space but again the chances of getting hit are slim.