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Meteor showers

The major meteor showers of the year, on the night they usually peak. The peak can shift by a day from year to year and moonlight can spoil the view. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

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October 2026

  • Orionids: peak around tonight Wednesday 21 October, all day

    The Orionids usually peak on the night of 21 to 22 October. Fast meteors from Halley's Comet. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

November 2026

  • Leonids: peak around tonight Tuesday 17 November, all day

    The Leonids usually peak on the night of 17 to 18 November. Usually a quiet shower with fast meteors. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

December 2026

  • Geminids: peak around tonight Sunday 13 December, all day

    The Geminids usually peak on the night of 13 to 14 December. Often the richest shower of the year, visible from late evening. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

January 2027

  • Quadrantids: peak around tonight Sunday 3 January, all day

    The Quadrantids usually peak on the night of 3 to 4 January. A short, sharp peak lasting only a few hours. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

April 2027

  • Lyrids: peak around tonight Thursday 22 April, all day

    The Lyrids usually peak on the night of 22 to 23 April. A modest shower with the occasional bright meteor. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

May 2027

  • Eta Aquariids: peak around tonight Wednesday 5 May, all day

    The Eta Aquariids usually peak on the night of 5 to 6 May. Low in the sky from the Netherlands and best seen just before dawn. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

August 2027

  • Perseids: peak around tonight Thursday 12 August, all day

    The Perseids usually peak on the night of 12 to 13 August. The best-known shower of the year, on warm summer nights. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

October 2027

  • Orionids: peak around tonight Thursday 21 October, all day

    The Orionids usually peak on the night of 21 to 22 October. Fast meteors from Halley's Comet. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

November 2027

  • Leonids: peak around tonight Wednesday 17 November, all day

    The Leonids usually peak on the night of 17 to 18 November. Usually a quiet shower with fast meteors. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

December 2027

  • Geminids: peak around tonight Monday 13 December, all day

    The Geminids usually peak on the night of 13 to 14 December. Often the richest shower of the year, visible from late evening. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

January 2028

  • Quadrantids: peak around tonight Monday 3 January, all day

    The Quadrantids usually peak on the night of 3 to 4 January. A short, sharp peak lasting only a few hours. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

April 2028

  • Lyrids: peak around tonight Saturday 22 April, all day

    The Lyrids usually peak on the night of 22 to 23 April. A modest shower with the occasional bright meteor. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

May 2028

  • Eta Aquariids: peak around tonight Friday 5 May, all day

    The Eta Aquariids usually peak on the night of 5 to 6 May. Low in the sky from the Netherlands and best seen just before dawn. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

August 2028

  • Perseids: peak around tonight Saturday 12 August, all day

    The Perseids usually peak on the night of 12 to 13 August. The best-known shower of the year, on warm summer nights. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

October 2028

  • Orionids: peak around tonight Saturday 21 October, all day

    The Orionids usually peak on the night of 21 to 22 October. Fast meteors from Halley's Comet. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

November 2028

  • Leonids: peak around tonight Friday 17 November, all day

    The Leonids usually peak on the night of 17 to 18 November. Usually a quiet shower with fast meteors. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

December 2028

  • Geminids: peak around tonight Wednesday 13 December, all day

    The Geminids usually peak on the night of 13 to 14 December. Often the richest shower of the year, visible from late evening. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

January 2029

  • Quadrantids: peak around tonight Wednesday 3 January, all day

    The Quadrantids usually peak on the night of 3 to 4 January. A short, sharp peak lasting only a few hours. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

April 2029

  • Lyrids: peak around tonight Sunday 22 April, all day

    The Lyrids usually peak on the night of 22 to 23 April. A modest shower with the occasional bright meteor. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

May 2029

  • Eta Aquariids: peak around tonight Saturday 5 May, all day

    The Eta Aquariids usually peak on the night of 5 to 6 May. Low in the sky from the Netherlands and best seen just before dawn. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

August 2029

  • Perseids: peak around tonight Sunday 12 August, all day

    The Perseids usually peak on the night of 12 to 13 August. The best-known shower of the year, on warm summer nights. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

October 2029

  • Orionids: peak around tonight Sunday 21 October, all day

    The Orionids usually peak on the night of 21 to 22 October. Fast meteors from Halley's Comet. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

November 2029

  • Leonids: peak around tonight Saturday 17 November, all day

    The Leonids usually peak on the night of 17 to 18 November. Usually a quiet shower with fast meteors. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

December 2029

  • Geminids: peak around tonight Thursday 13 December, all day

    The Geminids usually peak on the night of 13 to 14 December. Often the richest shower of the year, visible from late evening. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

January 2030

  • Quadrantids: peak around tonight Thursday 3 January, all day

    The Quadrantids usually peak on the night of 3 to 4 January. A short, sharp peak lasting only a few hours. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

April 2030

  • Lyrids: peak around tonight Monday 22 April, all day

    The Lyrids usually peak on the night of 22 to 23 April. A modest shower with the occasional bright meteor. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

May 2030

  • Eta Aquariids: peak around tonight Sunday 5 May, all day

    The Eta Aquariids usually peak on the night of 5 to 6 May. Low in the sky from the Netherlands and best seen just before dawn. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

August 2030

  • Perseids: peak around tonight Monday 12 August, all day

    The Perseids usually peak on the night of 12 to 13 August. The best-known shower of the year, on warm summer nights. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

October 2030

  • Orionids: peak around tonight Monday 21 October, all day

    The Orionids usually peak on the night of 21 to 22 October. Fast meteors from Halley's Comet. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

November 2030

  • Leonids: peak around tonight Sunday 17 November, all day

    The Leonids usually peak on the night of 17 to 18 November. Usually a quiet shower with fast meteors. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

December 2030

  • Geminids: peak around tonight Friday 13 December, all day

    The Geminids usually peak on the night of 13 to 14 December. Often the richest shower of the year, visible from late evening. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

January 2031

  • Quadrantids: peak around tonight Friday 3 January, all day

    The Quadrantids usually peak on the night of 3 to 4 January. A short, sharp peak lasting only a few hours. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

April 2031

  • Lyrids: peak around tonight Tuesday 22 April, all day

    The Lyrids usually peak on the night of 22 to 23 April. A modest shower with the occasional bright meteor. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

May 2031

  • Eta Aquariids: peak around tonight Monday 5 May, all day

    The Eta Aquariids usually peak on the night of 5 to 6 May. Low in the sky from the Netherlands and best seen just before dawn. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

August 2031

  • Perseids: peak around tonight Tuesday 12 August, all day

    The Perseids usually peak on the night of 12 to 13 August. The best-known shower of the year, on warm summer nights. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

October 2031

  • Orionids: peak around tonight Tuesday 21 October, all day

    The Orionids usually peak on the night of 21 to 22 October. Fast meteors from Halley's Comet. The peak can shift by a day. Watch after midnight if you can, away from city lights.

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