The last hour produced 88 Leonids under thin cirrus. Although this mornings display lacked the brilliant fireballs seen the previous morning there were still many bright meteors to be enjoyed. There were often bursts of 2 and 3 meteors all going in different directions just seconds apart. This show is what I had wildly hope for but never really expected to see. The second column is the percent of an hour actually spent watching the sky during this period.
Time is lost for breaks, plotting, and data entry.
The third column is the average limiting magnitude during each period with a minimum of 4 estimates. The last several columns list the activity seen during each period. I was facing southeast at an altitude of 70 degrees. No breaks were taken during this session.