Introduction 

Which Direction to Watch the Meteor Shower Tonight?

The Perseid meteor shower—peaking tonight, August 12–13, 2025—appears to radiate from the constellation Perseus, rising in the northeastern sky. Look slightly away from that area to give meteors room to streak and catch them with your peripheral vision. 

Radiant Direction: Northeast, rising higher through the night. 

Best Viewing Time: After midnight—especially between 3 a.m. and dawn, when meteor rates peak. 

 

Viewing Tip: Skip looking straight at Perseus—instead gaze a bit away for broader field of view and better chances to spot meteors.

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chasing meteors into northeast night

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the night sky blooms

as darkness deepens northeast sky kindles with the faint glow of Perseus guiding each fleeting spark

eyes on the edge

look not where the light begins but at the spaces beside where meteors arc silent and fast across your vision

an ember cascade waits

each streak a whisper from comet Swift Tuttle tiny fragments breathing fire across silent altitude

let your gaze expand

lie back let your eyes wander in that northeast sweep where magic ignites beyond familiar constellation so 

this night is a shared breath

it is wonder it is hush it is the pulse of stars echoing in the skies and in the hearts of all watchers turning upward

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External Link for Reference

http://Perseid Meteor Shower 2025 – When & How to See It .

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