Did you hear about the meteor shower tonight? Since it's a brand new event born from a comet discovered ten years ago, it could be a dud or the most spectacular thing we've seen in our lifetime. But who will actually have a chance to look for it?

If you look off towards the eastern horizon around 4 AM local time tomorrow and Wednesday, you might be able to see a couple of meteors thanks to the Eta Aquarids, caused by dust left behind by Halley's Comet. However, thanks to widespread cloud cover, it might be worth it to catch a few extra hours of sleep instead.