Posted in Southern California
December 28, 2019
Watch Up To 100 Meteors Per Hour In The First Meteor Shower Of 2020, Visible From Southern California
The first meteor shower of 2020 is right around the corner and we can’t think of a better way to kick-off the first part of the new year than by seeing the night sky light up with tons of shooting stars. Here’s a look at what you can expect to see during this stargazing extravaganza coming up in just a few days and when and where you’ll have the best view in SoCal.
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In prior years, the Quadrantid meteor has typically produced 40 meteors per hour. But this year, you can expect to see up to 100 meteors per hour. So get ready for a night sky filled with tons of shooting stars.
Where are your favorite stargazing spots in Southern California? We’d love to know! If you’re seeking one of the best spots in SoCal to learn about the stars, we think you’ll enjoy this epic day trip in Southern California that won’t cost you a single dime.
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