There’s An Incredible Meteor Shower Happening This Summer And Iowa Has A Front Row Seat
Every summer, Iowans mark their calendars for the peak of the Perseid meteor shower and start to plan their overnight lookouts. However, since most of us live in urban areas, we’re missing out on the true show. This August, make a plan to head out to the darkest spots in Iowa to see this impressive meteor shower put on a show for you!

The constellation itself is named for the Greek mythological hero, Perseus. Perseus was the founder of Mycenae He beheaded the Gorgon Medusa and saved Andromeda from the sea monster Cetus.


You can check the Dark Sky Finder to find the best viewing spots.


You'll be able to spot some meteors any night from July 17 and August 24, but the peak night will have the most impressive show. Be ready to pull an all nighter, because you won't want to miss these.
Have you decided on a dark sky spot to watch the Perseid Meteor Shower in Iowa this year? Tell us your go-to place to see the stars in the comments below!