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The Perseid meteor shower is here and skywatchers could see up to 100 shooting stars per hour

The annual Perseid meteor shower has commenced, with experts noting the potential for up to 100 shooting stars per hour during the event's peak.

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How many meteors can be expected?

Skywatchers could see up to 100 shooting stars per hour during the peak.

Are there organized viewing locations?

Yes, some state parks are offering free viewing hours for the meteor shower.

When does the shower occur?

The shower has begun and will continue for several weeks leading up to a peak night.

What happened

The Perseid meteor shower is currently underway, offering a multi-week window for celestial viewing. Skywatchers have the opportunity to observe the phenomenon leading up to its peak night, as noted by various regional and national news outlets.

Coverage from outlets including FOX Weather, ABC News, and the Detroit Free Press emphasizes preparation for the peak event. Reporting also highlights local engagement, such as state parks providing free viewing hours, and provides technical guidance for those looking to photograph the meteors as featured in Fstoppers.

Public interest remains centered on timing and visibility. Future updates will likely clarify the specific peak dates for various regions and confirm the availability of public viewing events as the event progresses.

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