Both my husband and daughter do get up in the middle of the night if they are home and something is going on. They said in the news it would be between 1 and 2 o'clock. Since it is freezing I will pass.

I remember driving to our daughter's graduation at Cal Poly SLO this time of year about 1996. Once we left the bright lights of the Los Angeles area, it was nice and dark, and I saw so many shooting stars over the next 2 or 3 hours. What a special experience.

We're going out around 9 to see if we can spot anything. We're big star gazers and ISS watchers at nearly every pass they make. And follow them on Instagram. Some great photos from them!!

I saw one big one and I am headed out for some more meteor gazing. The best viewing is in the wee hours so I'll miss that. We also watch the ISS, we get alerts on our phones when it's sailing over our zip code. We are goofy, so we always say 'good evening lady and gentlemen' :-)

We enjoy sky watching. We won't be seeing any of it, especially tonight with the snow. We like to track the ISS, also. We were at a rest area one night when the space station was getting ready to dock, so you could one follow the other that night. We were standing at the end of the ramp to go in to the building, looking up. We ended up with about 15 people standing there with us, waiting to see it!

We went out for awhile between 9 and 9:30 and saw several. Some were quite bright. Very cool. If I happen to wake up before dawn I’ll go out again.

Edited to add this story: in my working days, I spent some time on a very remote island in the Pacific that is only a few degrees north of the equator. A friend and I got up very early to run and witnessed quite a show. I believe it was the Perseid shower in August one year. It was so bright we could still see meteors after the sun started to rise they were so bright. Coolest thing ever to see them in the dawn sky.

Too cloudy here. Makes me sad.

The cloud cover has set in here, too, but I'm going to go back out before I go to bed in case it has cleared.

Too much light here to see them. LA has a glow so the sky for miles all around is never dark

I'm geeking out for the new star wars movie.....does that count????

We went out and saw 6 in about 10 minutes! I've never seen any before so it was a neat experience.

I do enjoy them but prefer to go out when the temps are more moderate...we had clouds last night anyway. Also, our area is so bright that we never see any but the brightest of them, even when I go to dark places to look. So if I see 1 or 2 over 20 minutes, I'm lucky.

Outsideplaying, the Perseids are the best thing! I used to live on Harbor Island, one of the barrier islands on the coast of S. Carolina. I walked out on the boardwalk past the lighted area, and laid down flat on my back to watch the Perseid showers. Stunning, goosebumpy in a truly dark sky.

I tried laying down on the beach one night, but kept being nibbled on by ghost crabs, the beach cleanup crew!

We watch the ISS, too. I watch the NASA channel pretty often and am so fascinated by their live transmissions from space.

I enjoy looking at the sky, day or night. Where I live there is little light pollution, so the night sky is usually clear and DARK. I've not had much luck observing the periodic meteor showers, I guess I'm too impatient, and spoiled by Hollywood disaster flicks. I do go out in all seasons to observe the moon, I've got an open view to the east and like to watch the moon rise.

I woke up at 5 and decided to go out. Put on my ‘soccer coat’, gloves and hat and sat out on the patio and watched for about 30 minutes, with a break to come back in for a cup of coffee when it was ready. I saw some pretty brilliant streaks, so it was worth it. We are in the country so it was very peaceful and not really that cold this morning.

Didn't see any early this morning, sky is too bright. I did see the beautiful moon and whatever that was next to it. Maybe I'll go out tonight or again tomorrow morning. It makes me a little nervous standing around in the dark; we have so many critters like that 'possum.

I just can't wake up that early so went out last night a few times between 9 and 10:30. I saw 3 bright ones streaking across. My husband missed all of them because he was talking to and looking at me instead of the sky!

I was awake last night and wanted to see this, however, it was too cloudy here. ) :

No chance for meteor viewing here. It was snowing.

My first look of the day is always up and any space event is a must, but when it comes to meteor showers, the weather don't like me. As usual, we had the last two days clear skies in the evening and by about 8 PM, the clouds rolled in until noon the next day.

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I'm also a fan of the sky and saw the geminids from my deck at around 10PM. We were lucky to have them early in the night, since it's freezing out. In the summer we go up by the reservoir walkway with our folding lounge chairs and have a 360 view of the sky. Love it.