I stand corrected. It is the only meteor shower I have ever read about that peaks in the evening. Of course being so far north, I'd never read about it.Butterfly Maiden wrote: ↑Sun Oct 10, 2021 6:21 amThank you Joe.OzEclipse wrote: ↑Sun Oct 10, 2021 1:55 am @Greenman @Butterfly Maiden
Your comments suggest to me that you were looking in the evening?
You probably already know this but early morning is the prime time for meteors not evening when the visible sky is looking towards the Earth's direction of travel. In the evening, the visible sky is mostly facing the trailing direction of the Earth's motion around the Sun. The result is that in the morning, the visible sky presents a much bigger collision cross section to the meteors with the Earth's atmosphere.
regards
Joe
I was going by the information in the following link for viewing the Draconid Meteor Shower which was supposed to peak over the evenings of 8th and 9th October.
cheers
Joe