Prime viewing conditions and warm weather make this meteor shower a hit with stargazers.

This year, the Perseids meteor shower will peak on the morning of August 13, when viewers could see up to 50-100 meteors per hour, meteors an hour if viewing conditions are favourable.

During the peak, the shower can produce as many as 50-100 meteors per hour if viewing conditions are right, NASA said.

Coinciding with this month's New Moon, the peak of the Perseids could put on the best show we've seen from this meteor shower in years!

TOPEKA (KSNT) – August is a great month for looking at the stars as the Perseid meteor shower returns. The peak of the Perseid meteor shower happens Aug. 12-13, late into the evening and before ...

As a solar eclipse sweeps across parts of the United States on Aug. 12 — from Alaska to North Carolina — stargazers will also ...

The Perseid summer light show is back — and viewing conditions are especially promising for the Northern Hemisphere.

If you’ve ever wanted a chance to see “shooting stars” streaking across the sky, you’re in luck: one of the best meteor showers of the year is happening right now.

The Perseid meteor shower is known as the king of all annual meteor showers because of its high volume of shooting stars and bright fireballs. This summer’s Perseid display could be the best in years, ...

Viewing conditions may be hampered by a full moon and potential cloud cover in California. Fortunately, the Perseid meteor shower, considered the best of the year, will peak in mid-August. For the ...

Stargazers should have a spectacular opportunity - weather permitting - to see the annual Perseid meteor shower this week, because its peak coincides with a new moon.

California sky watchers are gearing up for the best meteor shower of the year. August brings the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, known for its plentiful shooting stars and explosive fireballs.