Stargazers could see the 2023 Orionid meteor shower by naked eye when Storm Babet eases.
The phenomenon is a mainstay for stargazers every October, but the peak of the 2023 appearance may be spoiled by Storm Babet. However, Scots will still get the chance to see the show at either side of the peak date.
The reprieve will be short-lived, he added: "However, on Monday, more heavy rain and showers look like spreading in from the west and southwest, and that sets the scene for the coming week, with all areas seeing further spells of rain at times, albeit with brief drier interludes." At its peak, we can expect around 25 meteors per hour that look "fast with fine trains". Stargazers will be able to see the meteors for days after the peak tonight, albeit at a reduced rate.
Top Life Hack Stories Today "Hunting for meteors, like the rest of astronomy, is a waiting game, so it's best to bring a comfy chair to sit on and to wrap up warm as you could be outside for a while," says the Royal Museums Greenwich.
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