No Geminids

[scotttumsh 156]

No chance of me seeing any of the Geminids peak for me here, more damn rain and clouds, grrrrrrrrr oh well, looking forward to other members views maybe pictures, all the best guys.

[laudropb 7,262]

No chance here either. Fog last night, rain tonight.

[ScottS 234]

Nope. No good down South either.

[goodricke1 334]

Total cloud cover across Ireland.

[Paul M 4,494]

I bagged what will likely be my one and only Geminid this year at about 04:30 this morning.

I didn't get out of bed for it. I was on a night shift. Even when the clouds drifted away to the south the sky was very poor.

My single meteor came after about ten minutes of watching. Gave up after another 5 minutes.

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[ChrisLX200 3,599]

No chance here either.

ChrisH

[DaveS 8,553]

No meteors so far and solid cloud for the foreseable future. I guess another write off.

[Floater 3,135]

One(!) last night. No chance tonight.

[happy-kat 5,923]

Solid cloud here

[AdeKing 1,773]

Solid cloud here in Poole ☹️

[LukeSkywatcher 15,658]

No chance here tonight. The only flashes of light i see are the Christmas tree.

[David Smith 7,355]

Yep, 100% cloud, fog and drizzle here too   Had hoped to have my first serious attempt at imaging meteors as the Geminids are pretty reliable. Maybe the Quadrantids then!

[pete_l 838]

No chance of me seeing any of the Geminids peak for me here, more damn rain and clouds, grrrrrrrrr oh well, looking forward to other members views maybe pictures, all the best guys.

Well, I saw 4 last night when I was out for an hour. You can have one of those if you like.

[DaveS 8,553]

It had cleared a little when I went to put the rubbish out so I took a chair into the back garden. No joy though, rubbish transparency and it clouded over again in about 5 mins. Must have heard me thinking about completing the drift alignment of my mount.

[A40farinagolf 210]

Brill here in Cheshire, seen loads, different colours, different magnitudes, best ever and once they've gone overhead you can hear the rumble.

Averaging about 1 every 2 minutes, some even seem to circle around for quite a while.

Apologies as I'm too close to Manchester airport and got a bit confused.

Total cloud cover I'm afraid.

[DemosL 66]

Although it's been cloudy most of last week, I got out around 1:00 am to view Orion and one Geminid streaked though my FOV, when I was using my bins.

[Joe12345 132]

Although it's been cloudy most of last week, I got out around 1:00 am to view Orion and one Geminid streaked though my FOV, when I was using my bins.

On Friday a meteor went through my telescope fov. Bit too fast to get a good look, but it's an achievement!

I woke up at midnight last night as clear outside predicted clear outside, to find total cloud cover.

[mapstar 6,604]

I managed one last Thursday really nice heading from north to south.

As for last night total cloud here in south Yorkshire with not a prayer of seeing anything.

Damian

[JB80 2,779]

I had about 6 in short order last night just after mid night.

I was keen to stay out but came in in the end.

[Astro Imp 3,595]

Brill here in Cheshire, seen loads, different colours, different magnitudes, best ever and once they've gone overhead you can hear the rumble.

Averaging about 1 every 2 minutes, some even seem to circle around for quite a while.

Apologies as I'm too close to Manchester airport and got a bit confused.

Total cloud cover I'm afraid.

You got me going there 

[kev 601]

Rain. Cloud. Mist.

Sent from my iPhone so excuse the typos!