Geminids meteor shower tonight!

[Tripmeup]

Clear here.. What best time to look for them?
Anyone know?

[scarey55]

Any time is good but 2am is meant to be the best time - not going to happen here, still very cloudy

[Jeanied]

Clear here (but a lot of light pollution) - it is very frosty so I am going out for dog loo purposes and squinting upwards for a few minutes each time!

[Jay22]

Completely cloudy here too!

[Glutton4...]

Get thee outside.

We both have neck-ache, and have come back in to get warm. Lots of little shooting stars out there. Fab!

Well, when I say lots, I mean over a dozen in about fifteen minutes. Which is lots compared to a normal evening.

[veggiechicken]

Broken cloud here - haven't seen any stars - shooting or stationary

[Martin H]

Lovely clear night here, but too cold to stay outside for more than five minutes. I did see two though, even here in light-polluted Greater London!

[Nicos]

Been outside for about an hour and seen over 40 shooting stars.
Lots of wishes made.

Some were not from the shower though as they were travelling in the wrong direction!

Flippin freezing out there though....the metal handrails were very icy!

Thanks for mentioning it Scarey....we've missed so many other events due to cloud cover that this was a real treat!

Apparently they reach their peak at 2 am UK time....so plenty if time yet for those happy to stay up a while longer!

[Bren In Pots]

Too cloudy here so I'll try again tonight.

[scarey55]

Should be loads tonight too

I'm hoping for a cold, frosty, cloudless night... and it's not often you hear me saying that

[chefgage]

Went out last to have a look as it was a perfect clear sky, did not see any though but at least i got neck ache for my troubles

[Nannysally99]

Got neck ache myself last night, went indoors and within 30 seconds my hubby saw one. Grrr
Will try again tonight