The Orionids produce anywhere from 10 to 20 meteors per hour at their peak, which can leave long glowing trains or even become bright fireballs.

Could the moon or clouds spoil this year's view of the Orionids? Here's a look at the forecast in Florida.

Florida is also home to three areas designated as "dark sky" communities, which are relatively free of light pollution and could offer the best views in the state.

When they reach their peak , the Orionid meteors display what astronomers consider to be one of the most beautiful and bright meteor showers of the year.

Why? That's because the meteors are so fast – blazing at a dizzying 148,000 mph – that they can leave a stunning glowing trail in their wake and even produce magnificent fireballs lasting for several minutes.

And skygazers

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