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Monday, August 13
Perseid Meteor Shower Peak, 1:00 a.m.
With no bright moon to interfere, and considering that there will be a total eclipse of the Moon on the 28ths, this likely will be the second best event of the month. Find a comfy and safe spot away from lights and with a good view of the sky. Then just look to the eastern sky between midnight and dawn. Typically this is one of the best showers of the year, and conditions are good this year. The peak rates are usually given as 50 to 90 meteors per hour, but local seeing conditions can vary. Be content if you see one meteor every couple of minutes, but don't be surprised if you see a lot more!