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Meteor Showers Tonight — St. Louis
No major shower is at its peak over St. Louis tonight. The next is the Delta Aquariids, peaking the night of Jul 29–30. Here's how well it'll be placed from here, and tonight's dark-sky window.
Radiant in Aquarius · debris from Comet 96P/Machholz (likely). Radiant altitude computed for St. Louis (38.6°, -90.2°).
Conditions over St. Louis tonight
A modest Moon — bright planets and constellations are fine, faint detail less so.
Meteors can appear anywhere in the sky — you don't need to find the radiant or use any equipment. Find the darkest spot you can, let your eyes adapt for 20 minutes, lie back, and watch. The hours after midnight are usually best, as your side of Earth turns to face the oncoming debris.
St. Louis right now
A clear sky matters more than anything for meteors — a quick check of tonight's cloud cover for St. Louistells you whether it's worth heading out.
More sky over St. Louis
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