Article from space.com
And why can’t I just watch them myself?
FLOOD WATCH THROUGH WEDNESDAY
TONIGHT
WINDY. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS DEVELOPING BY LATE
EVENING WITH RAIN HEAVY AT TIMES. LOWS AROUND 60. SOUTH WINDS 15 TO
25 MPH. CHANCE OF RAIN 100 PERCENT.
WEDNESDAY
WINDY. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WITH RAIN HEAVY AT
TIMES IN THE MORNING. HIGHS IN THE MID 60S. SOUTHWEST WINDS 15 TO 25
MPH. CHANCE OF RAIN 100 PERCENT.
Damn it. :mad:
Bummer!
Overcast here, too. Will get at 3 ish to check, though. Just in case.
We had beautiful mostly clear skies here at 4:45 am. I actually hauled my sorry ass out of bed with Mr. S when his alarm went off, and I went out back to sit on the frozen metal glider out by our fire pit. The stars were brilliant and blazing, but the crescent moon was so bright that my eyes never got really acclimated to the dark. Saw a few planes, but no meteors. Mr. S did see one during the few minutes he was out there with me before getting ready for work. Had a brief cloud bank pass over the moon for a few minutes, but still no luck. Finally my tushie got cold and I went in.
Bummer. Maybe next year. 
At least I’ve finally added another constellation (Leo) to the meager list of the ones I recognize.
“The Leonids peak tonight…”
I think that’s “The Lion Sleeps Tonight…”