I'm not sure of its exact path, because of the city lights, but I suppose it was somewhere near Pegasus. I've seen quite a few meteors. Most were very fast streaks. One was very spectacular, moving fairly slowly from near the North Star to south of the celestial equator, changing brightness many times, and when it was gone I could see a faint trail of smoke. Another was slow, and exploded like a Fourth of July sky rocket, except that it was silent.
Meteors are mostly the debris from comets.
They mostly burn up in the atmosphere, which is why we see them. When we see them, they are not way out in outer space. They are in our atmosphere, just a few miles up. Some land on the ground, and we call them meteorites. Meteors tend to move much faster after midnight.