THE UNIVERSE. (THECOUNT) — The American Meteor Society says a pair of meteor showers will light up skies Monday night.
The Southern delta Aquariids, which are active now through August 23, will bring about 16 meteors across the sky per hour.
The alpha Capricornids, which are active through August 15 will bring about five meteors per hour.
With both meteor showers in full force Monday, people could see up to 21 meteors per hour, reports Fox8.
The Perseids are also active right now, running from July 17 to Aug. 26, but are not expected to peak until the night of Aug. 12.
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