However, the comet will fade rapidly as it moves north. It will probably fade from visual observation in early August. Of concern, given the faint intrinsic brightness, is whether the comet will survive perihelion passage. This periodic comet is reported as being about 12.3 magnitude. The comet's solar elongation stays between 50-70 degrees in the evening sky during the time it is bright.
Northern Hemisphere is favored.
This comet has outbursts to 11th magnitude and thus, should be monitored. It is an evening object with the Southern Hemisphere observers favored. It will quickly go into solar conjunction.