The annual Leonids meteor shower is due to peak next week, hopefully giving stargazers a treat to brighten up the dark winter evenings. The Leonids are due to show between November 3 and December 2 this year, and predicted to peak on the night of November 16, according to the American Meteor Society.

Here's the most important information if you want to glimpse the Leonids this November.

The Leonid meteor shower is expected to make its annual appearance in the night sky on Nov. 18, seen in the direction of the constellation Leo.

The annual Leonid meteor shower is coming this weekend. And while it may not be the brightest and most spectacular version of this particular storm, it could still be an event worth chasing.

The beaver moon will be full on Friday, but the November sky will keep on giving this weekend as the Leonids meteor shower is expected to peak on Sunday night. Supermoons come in three and fours, consecutively. This year it started with August and ends ...

The Leonid meteor showers are among the night skies' most spectacular. Here's where to look and how to best see the spectacle.

You don’t need a telescope or binoculars to see the Leonids. To ensure good viewing conditions, you should go to the darkest location possible, possibly a rooftop if you live in a city like New York so that you can get away from bright lights.