Why?
So we can go out and watch for meteors.
Tonight is the peak of the Lyrid Meteor Showers. It should be a good night to view them because there is only a little new moon, no cloud cover, and fairly warm temperatures.
I hope it will be as good as 1982 when there were up to 100 per hour. But that was exceptional. The article said to expect 15 to 20 meteors per hour in an average year.
So if you are still parked out in the desert somewhere, or at an RV park with a good sky. Look up between midnight and five AM.
I will be making some wishes!
We have clear skies here tonight so are going to try for a view. Don't know if we'll make it though...
ReplyDeleteI wonder if we could view them here. Usually, we can't see anything. Have fun!
ReplyDeletegood luck seeing the meteors!!!
ReplyDeleteHaha - I am reading this on the east coast at 6 am, so if you are up at 3, right now you are outside looking at the meteor shower. :) The sun is up here.
ReplyDeleteWe had clouds and lots of rain last night, so no Lyrid for us :( I am a big fan of all of the meteor showers during the year. Usually we are not in an area of good darkness to see them. Being full-time on the road will remedy that I think!
ReplyDeleteLove to see the meteor showers, hope you got to see a BUNCH!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like fun -- hope you got to see a bunch!! Cloudy and rain where we are:o( Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like fun -- hope you got to see a bunch!! Cloudy and rain where we are:o( Enjoy!
ReplyDelete3 am? Ugh! Happy star gazing.
ReplyDeleteI'll just have to hear about it from you. ZZZZZZZZ
ReplyDeleteHow was it? I was looking at something behind my eyelids while it was going on.
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