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2 minutes ago, clivebaxter said:

not if its cloudy

Nor will you see them if you do not get up and go outside at 2am to see whether it is cloudy or not.

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1 hour ago, clivebaxter said:

It's always cloudy when there's something to see

Yes that's my experience too, also if not cloudy then the light pollution puts a dampener on it.

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3 hours ago, johng said:

Yes that's my experience too, also if not cloudy then the light pollution puts a dampener on it.

Depending on where you are of course. Where I am, it is as black (dark, lightless..) as..............what can I say these days?....................night!

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Been possible to see them for a week or so, and will continue for a few days more. But you are correct that tonight is the night they peak.

 

Sat out a few nights ago to watch and only saw one. A big one. Then realised that I could not see the Perseids from where I was as there is a big hill in the way.. I was looking in a different part of the sky.

 

Might try again tonight if not tired.

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6 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Wish it were not cloudy here, but it is.

Will wait until next year.

The peak has passed, but you should still be able to see them for a few more nights. Look north east low in the sky.

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