The Leonid meteor shower will brighten the skies over North America early Tuesday morning, with Central Texans set to have a good vantage point for the annual light show. "It's particularly fortunate that right now it's a new moon, so the sky is dark and that's always an advantage when you're looking at a meteor stream," said Anita Cochran, assistant director of the McDonald Observatory. She says the best viewing in Central Texas should be between about 2:30 and 5:30 a.m. Tuesday (Nov. 17), away from city lights. She says experts are estimating viewers could see between 10 and 30 meteors an hour. 

Oh man I hope I'm asleep by then :| If not it will be neat to watch. I watched them a couple years ago with a friend. We were screaming like little girls everything we seen one lol. 

might as well do something fun with this not able to sleep night! 

i'm a night owl...but hopefully i'll be out by then! i bet it'll be quite a show! 

lol im gonna be up... im gonna wake my poor hubs up too... with hot coco and a blanket :P 

im up but it's too early , only 130 

Hour to go :p 

i didn't see anything i was up until 5 

the best place to see it is asia it might have been hard to see due to weather 

lol i saw one, but when i woke my hubs up he decided he'd rather get busy than watch for meteors... lol