So, remembering the years of 1831-1833, and 1966, these meteor showers deserve out attention. However, when addressing the press, please notify that it is always risky to give any predictions. You might see one meteor every minute or two on average. And that's under ideal, dark-sky conditions with no moonlight or artificial light pollution. Any skyglow dramatically cuts down the number you'll see.
Most meteor showers are active between midnight and dawn.
The later you watch after midnight, the better. Bundle up against the cold, bring a reclining lawn chair, and find a dark site with a wide-open view of the sky. Lie back, relax, and gaze up at the stars. The 1998 peak itself may climb up to . Maximum is expected around Nov. 17-18.