# Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower Peak 2027

Debris from Halley's Comet produces a shower that is strongest in the tropics (up to 50 per hour) and yields roughly 10-30 per hour from mid-northern latitudes, with a new Moon in 2027 providing excellent dark skies.

**Date:** 2027-05-06
**Type:** meteor-shower
**Visibility:** Visible throughout the US, better from southern latitudes; more limited from Canada due to a low radiant.
Debris from Halley's Comet produces a shower that is strongest in the tropics (up to 50 per hour) and yields roughly 10-30 per hour from mid-northern latitudes, with a new Moon in 2027 providing excellent dark skies.

**Best viewing tip:** Look toward the eastern sky before dawn; southern US states will see more meteors than northern Canada because the radiant sits low on the horizon there.

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