Draconid meteor shower arrives this weekend - weather forecast reveals when best to watch
Experts state that spectators will be able to see between 10 to 20 shooting stars per hour when Draconid reaches its beak on October 7 and 9, providing it is a relatively clear night and you are away from major sources of light pollution.
Saturday, October 7, is set to be cloudy, but the skies will be cleared on the Sunday evening.
The best place to see the meteor shower in the UK will be from Scotland, while Canada and northern Russia will also provide great viewing.
No equipment will be needed to see the shooting stars as, if it is clear, it can be seen with the naked eye.