Activity Outlook

August is the best month for viewing meteor activity from the northern hemisphere. Not only is the activity enjoyable but the balmy nights are much more pleasant than those experienced later in the year. As the month begins the southern radiants are still active and often matching the sporadic rates. The sporadic rates increase as the month progresses providing a decent show for the normally slow evening hours. The Perseids kick into high gear the second week of the month and fill the skies with colorful

August is the best month for viewing meteor activity from the northern hemisphere. Not only is the activity enjoyable but the balmy nights are much more pleasant than those experienced later in the year. As the month begins the southern radiants are still active and often matching the sporadic rates. The sporadic rates increase as the month progresses providing a decent show for the normally slow evening hours. The Perseids kick into high gear the second week of the month and fill the skies with colorful

August is the best month for viewing meteor activity from the northern hemisphere. Not only is the activity enjoyable but the balmy nights are much more pleasant than those experienced later in the year. As the month begins the southern radiants are still active and often matching the sporadic rates. The sporadic rates increase as the month progresses providing a decent show for the normally slow evening hours. The Perseids kick into high gear the second week of the month and fill the skies with colorful

For observers in the northern hemisphere meteor activity finally picks up in July after months of low rates. Several showers become active this month and peak toward the end of the month. Sporadic activity increases with each passing week throughout the northern summer. Activity seen in the southern hemisphere is peaking and will remain strong throughout the month. Later in the month strong minor shower activity will offset the falling sporadic rates in the south. Sporadic rates as seen from the southern hemisphere are

For observers in the northern hemisphere meteor activity finally picks up in July after months of low rates. Several showers become active this month and peak toward the end of the month. Sporadic activity increases with each passing week throughout the northern summer. Activity seen in the southern hemisphere is peaking and will remain strong throughout the month. Later in the month strong minor shower activity will offset the falling sporadic rates in the south. Sporadic rates as seen from the southern hemisphere are

For observers in the northern hemisphere meteor activity finally picks up in July after months of low rates. Several showers become active this month and peak toward the end of the month. Sporadic activity increases with each passing week throughout the northern summer. Activity seen in the southern hemisphere is peaking and will remain strong throughout the month. Later in the month strong minor shower activity will offset the falling sporadic rates in the south. Sporadic rates as seen from the southern hemisphere are