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Perseid meteor shower begins tonight. Here are the viewing conditions in California

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By Brooke Park Verified, Anthony Edwards Verified
| MSN Verified
Brooke Park, Anthony Edwards One of the year's most dazzling meteor showers begins Friday, promising fireballs and streaks of light across the night sky - if San Francisco's fog does not get in the way. The Perseid meteor shower will run from July 17 to August 24, so viewers will have plenty of chances to catch a glimpse. The meteor shower is expected to reach its peak overnight Aug. 12 into Aug. 13. Skywatchers may get lucky along the coast early Friday evening but fog will quickly increase.
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Perseid meteor shower begins tonight. Here are the viewing conditions in California

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By Brooke Park Verified, Anthony Edwards Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Perseid meteor shower begins tonight. Here are the viewing conditions in California Brooke Park, Anthony Edwards Sat, July 18, 2026 at 12:17 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Perseids, an annual meteor shower in the Northern Hemisphere, starts on July 17 and will peak around Aug. 12 this year. Here, the Perseids are seen in 2004 against a backdrop of aurora borealis above Joshua Tree National Park in 2024.
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S.F. police provide update on efforts to locate wreck of Volare boat that went down near Alcatraz

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By John Barned-Smith, Michael Barba Verified, Brooke Park Verified
| Yahoo Verified
San Francisco police on Thursday outlined efforts to recover the 49-foot vessel that sank this week near Alcatraz, killing a 79-year-old Northern California man and leaving three others missing. The department said it was working with other agencies to find the sunken vessel, a cabin cruiser out of Stockton called the Volare.
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