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The Perseid meteor shower is here and skywatchers could see up to 100 shooting stars per hour

The Perseid meteor shower is officially underway, with anticipation building for peak visibility in mid-August.

By · Published July 25, 2026  12:11 UTC · Updated July 25, 2026  21:31 UTC

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When does the Perseid meteor shower peak?

The shower is expected to peak on August 12 and 13.

Are there other meteor showers happening soon?

Yes, the Southern Delta Aquariids are expected to peak around July 30, though moonlight may limit visibility.

How many meteors might be visible per hour?

Skywatchers could see up to 100 shooting stars per hour.

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  • Primary Driver: The Perseid meteor shower is officially underway, with anticipation building for peak visibility in mid-August.
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The annual Perseid meteor shower has commenced, providing a window for celestial observation leading up to its peak. Current reports indicate that viewers may see up to 100 shooting stars per hour during the event.

Coverage from outlets including FOX Weather, The Weather Network, and Scientific American emphasizes the event's visibility and popularity. Local media and sources such as Patch report that specific state parks are coordinating with skywatchers by offering designated viewing hours.

Attention remains on the August 12 and 13 peak dates, which are noted for having no moonlight to obstruct observations. Coverage does not yet specify the exact weather conditions for every region during the peak period.

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