Already impressive Leonid earth-grazers, get out early...

VANITY | 11/18/01 | Me

[Squantos]

Thanks for the alert, I'm fogbound here in Panhandle of Texas and headed out the door now for drive over to Texas-New Mexico Border on I-40. Sat maps seem to show clearing there. I'll pop back in on the laptop and cell hookup if it gets good from here............I sure hope it does.

Stay Safe !

[longshadow]

Thanks for the heads-up.

The lawn chair is standing-by, and the sleeping bag is being warmed up...... weather is CRYSTAL CLEAR in New England.

[hc87]

Thanks. I'm heading out now.

[Howlin]

Are you near any light at all?

[Howlin]

You stay safe!

[prisoner6]

THHHHHHHHHTTTHHHHPPPPPPPPTTTTTTTT!

Hey, don't rub it in! Here in Pittsburgh, and pretty much all of Western Pennsylvania, The Fog is thicker than Janet Reno's glasses.

prisoner6

[Ymani Cricket]

NASA Streaming Audio

It's pretty jammed up right now, but there it is.

[Ymani Cricket]

Might find some other places to view it on the web by browsing around the Nasa site. One's that aren't jammed, that is. NASA main site

[Colorado Doug]

Check this link for best times in your area. The applet will tell you what time is best for you to watch and how many you should be able to see. Nasa Super Duper Flux Estimator

[Brad’s Gramma]

The Fog is thicker than Janet Reno's glasses.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[timestax]

#@&*%$Fog also here in Cincinnati suburb area. Well at least I saw the Northern Lights two weeks ago!!

[mdittmar]

I'mmmm innn eastern Washington and have been lookinggg but haven't seen anyyy yet.

It's coldddd out.

[patriciaruth]

Thanks for the heads up..

We're on the West Coast, but we'll take a peek now.

[NY.SS-Bar9]

50 mi N of NYC @ 12:45 - about one every 5 -10 minutes VERY impressive. Long streaks through the sky. Don't know if I can get up at 4 AM tho....

[Amelia]

In coastal Georgia - I went outside for about 10 minutes a bit ago, & saw two LONNGGGG streaks...very bright.

[Fury]

Clear as a bell in New York and have seen some really bright falling stars. Very nice.

[RightWhale]

Somewhat hazy in Fairbanks. Temperature 4 deg F. No meteors. Peak is supposed to be in 4 hours.

[DKNY]

On my way out the door....clear night here in New York.

[John H K]

It's a rural area of MD, but a basically suburban development (completely crime-free) but full of retards with billion-candlepower security lights..so I rarely have ideal conditions or can see the Milky Way..but the brighter Leonids can be seen ANYWHERE where you can see ANY stars at all..people get the impression they should never bother looking at an astronomical event..be it meteors or aurora..unless they live 100 miles from the nearest town or something..this is not the case...bright auroras or fireball meteors can be seen almost anywhere.