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UK meteor shower forecast

Find the showers worth looking out for, then check whether the sky will cooperate. Shower dates and local viewing weather are shown separately.

Snowdon - Yr Wyddfa

Forecast at the named peak, not a recommendation to climb it at night. Lower viewpoints can have different cloud and horizons.

Using the last available sky forecast, updated at 01:01 GMT on 10 Nov. Cloud conditions may have changed. Live aurora guidance is temporarily unavailable.

Meteor showers on this night

Southern Taurids are active. Published peak around 10 October 2026. Activity may be lower away from the peak.

Northern Taurids are active. Published peak around 12 November 2026. Activity may be lower away from the peak.

Leonids are active. Published peak around 18 November 2026. Activity may be lower away from the peak.

Viewing conditions

Best available dark spell: 10 Nov, 19:00 GMT to 20:00 GMT.

Poor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

No moon once it is properly dark, so the sky is as dark as it gets.

Near-new moon, about 3% illuminated.

Full darkness: 10 Nov, 18:30 GMT to 11 Nov, 05:30 GMT.

Moon-free darkness: 10 Nov, 18:30 GMT to 11 Nov, 05:30 GMT.

Compare conditions through the night
Sky weather during fully dark periods
TimeConditions
10 Nov, 18:30 GMT to 19:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

10 Nov, 19:00 GMT to 20:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

10 Nov, 20:00 GMT to 21:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars.

10 Nov, 21:00 GMT to 22:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

10 Nov, 22:00 GMT to 23:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

10 Nov, 23:00 GMT to 11 Nov, 00:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

11 Nov, 00:00 GMT to 01:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times.

11 Nov, 01:00 GMT to 02:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times.

11 Nov, 02:00 GMT to 03:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times.

11 Nov, 03:00 GMT to 04:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

11 Nov, 04:00 GMT to 05:00 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times. Hazy, which dims the fainter stars.

11 Nov, 05:00 GMT to 05:30 GMTPoor sky conditions

Mostly cloudy, so little chance of seeing the stars. Rain at times.

Updated 10 Nov 2026, 01:01 GMT. Only available forecast nights are shown.

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Upcoming meteor shower peaks

Published calendar dates, not long-range cloud forecasts. Return nearer the date for local viewing conditions.

When is the next meteor shower worth watching?

Use the calendar for the published peak date, then check the local sky forecast nearer the time. An active shower may produce little away from its peak. Calendar dates are not a forecast of how many meteors you will see.

A broad, dark view of the sky is useful for meteors. You do not need to face north as you might for a low aurora display. Moonlight, clouds and nearby lighting can hide fainter meteors, so compare viewing conditions as well as the shower date.

Royal Observatory Greenwich meteor shower calendar

Weather data: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). Adapted by Mountain Weather.