lyrid meteor shower

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As long as the skies over Chicago aren’t too cloudy, you’ll be able to see it — from one locations better than others.

If you don’t mind getting up in the middle of the night, you might be able to catch the Lyrids Meteor Shower sparkling across the Chicago sky early Saturday.

The Lyrids Meteor Shower, the first meteor shower of spring is set to light up Chicago’s skies Friday and Saturday.

It might be one of the more “average” showers in terms of meteor count, according to the Adler Planetarium, but it’s the first meteor shower of spring.

The first meteor fall of the spring is set to start its celestial firework show this week.

The Lyrids meteor shower will fall at the end of this week and should be visible across the Chicago area, depending on cloud coverage, according to the city’s Adler Planetarium.

If you like shooting stars, you’re in luck. The annual Lyrid meteor shower, which is active from April 16 to April 25, is expected to peak late Tuesday night and into early Wednesday morning.

If you like shooting stars, you’re in luck. The annual Lyrid meteor shower, which is active from April 16 to April 25, is expected to peak late Tuesday night and into early Wednesday morning.