Meteor Showers: Southern Taurids
Visible Sep 10 - Nov 19
Meteor Showers: Orionids
Visible Oct 2 - Nov 7   Peak Oct 21 > 23

Meteor Showers: Northern Taurids
Visible Oct 20 - Dec 9   Peak Nov 11 > 13
Meteor Showers: Leonids
Visible Nov 6 - Dec 1   Peak Nov 16 > 18
Meteor Showers: Geminids
Visible Dec 4 - Dec 18   Peak Dec 13 > 15

Dec 28 > Jan 12	Quadrantids	↑ Jan 3 > 5
Apr 16 > May 1	Lyrids	↑ Apr 21 > 23
Apr 19 > May 29	eta Aquariids	↑ May 5 > 7
Jul 3 > Aug 15	alpha Capricornids	↑ Jul 29 > 31
Jul 12 > Aug 22	Delta Aquariids	↑ Jul 29 > 31
Jul 17 > Aug 26	Perseids	↑ Aug 12 > 14
Sep 10 > Nov 19	Southern Taurids	↑ Oct 9 > 11
Oct 2 > Nov 7	Orionids	↑ Oct 21 > 23
Oct 20 > Dec 9	Northern Taurids	↑ Nov 11 > 13
Nov 6 > Dec 1	Leonids	↑ Nov 16 > 18
Dec 4 > Dec 18	Geminids	↑ Dec 13 > 15
Dec 17 > Dec 27	Ursids	↑ Dec 21 > 23

Meteors are best viewed during the night hours, though meteors enter the atmosphere at any time of the day. They are just harder to see in the daylight apart from dawn and dusk.

Any nearby ambientlight, Moonlight can make it difficult viewing. Meteor showers are best viewed away from the city lights.