The meteor shower Orionids will be moving over our province from Monday evening. The shooting stars reach a maximum on Wednesday evening around ten o’clock, then there is a chance of 30 to 40 shooting stars per hour. However, it is uncertain whether you will really see so many of them, according to Weerplaza. “Unfortunately, a lot of cloud is expected.”
Meteorologist Raymond Klaassen of Weerplaza explains: “Orioniden is special because in general there are more shooting stars to be seen than in other swarms. The advantage is also that the moon does not disturb. But unfortunately a lot of clouds are expected and then you hardly see them. ”
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“If you walk the dog tonight and you see that it is still clear for a while, keep looking upwards for a little longer because then you have a chance that you will see a shooting star.”
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Where you live in Brabant makes no difference. “Although you are more likely to see shooting stars in very dark places with less false light, so outside the cities.”
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