For your long-range planning, consider the Leonids in November of 2006. Observations from the 1999 Leonids will help to refine these predictions and the models of Earth encounters with Comet Tempel-Tuttle, as well as those from other meteor showers. Leonid meteorite impacts on the Moon might be visible from Earth and provide a means for long-distance lunar prospecting. Nov 1, 1999. NASA scientists are planning to launch a weather balloon into the stratosphere on November 18 to capture a recording of the Leonids meteor shower from 100,000 ft.
Experts make their predictions.
Aug 13, 1999. Aug 6, 1999. A NASA weather balloon will ascend to the stratosphere for a live webcast of the 1999 Perseids. Amateur astronomers capture radio echoes from fiery meteors in April 99. The oldest known meteor shower peaks this year on April 22.