When is the meteor shower in Central Texas?

Answer 1

Saturday night begins at 10:45 pm, central standard time.

Answer 2

I live in Austin and plan to look tonight and tomorrow night. There will be almost none visible before midnight, because the meteors are hitting the dawn side of the Earth, so the best time to look will be just before the start of morning twilight, but the predicted peak activity is before midnight CST, which means people in Europe will have a better view. I'll see how sleepy I am at 4:00AM the next two mornings. I have gotten up to see these every year for 5 or 6 years and recently it has been a total bust, hardly any meteors at all, but a few years ago it was great. At least it is a weekend!

Answer 3

Possible Meteor Spotted In Central Texas Sky.


We received numerous phone calls, Wednesday night, from people who say they saw something burning fall out of the sky.

Unconfirmed reports are that it was a meteor falling to earth.

So far, the phone calls have come in from residents in several different counties across Central Texas, many of whom thought the falling object may have been a plane.

The lights flashed across the night sky about 9:20 P.M. and were
spotted as far north as Dallas Fort Worth.

A spokesman for the National Weather Service in Fort Worth said
the sightings were not tied to a weather event and were likely a
meteor shower.

Answer 4

predawn on Nov 18 estimate is 20 per hours that's what the Farmers Almanac says

Answer 5

10:45 P.M. CST