See the Leonid Meteors Nov. 18: Every November, Earth passes through a trail of dust and debris from the Comet Tempel-Tuttle. When these particles enter the atmosphere, they create the Leonid meteors. This year, there could be a big burst of up to 150 meteors over one or two hours the night of Nov. 18.

When and Where to Watch: People in eastern North America could see the burst of meteors starting at 11:45PM ET tonight Lower meteor activity will occur a few nights before and after.

So open up your sunroofs (or get out) and take a look upward. Hopefully this year'* show is a good one!

sweet thanks for lettin us now... maybe i'll go hang out on the roof for a while tonite...

I may also chill on teh roof. I live in the boonies, no lights to block my view.

I changed your title to let folks know (tonight)


thanks

Yep,you'll definately be chillin.............

B'cause it'* 43* out right now here


Any particular geographical area have better viewing????

Tell me about it, we just got back from town a lil while ago, 'tis freezing out.

WUSSY


I was just outside barefooted and in SHORTS

getting a beer and going outside now.

x2 but my visions foggy!!

its 24* outside right now and i lost my winter coat last night plus i am surrounded by a forest, i doubt i would see anything...

someone better get pics!