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Perseid meteor shower expected to be best of 2026 Original

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The best meteor shower of 2026 in the Northern Hemisphere is expected this week. The Perseid meteor shower is one of the biggest meteor showers each year, and this year's display is shaping up to be even better than usual. There will be a new moon during the peak of the meteor shower, which means no The best place to look for meteors will be in rural locations away from city lights. The Perseid meteor shower peaks on Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
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Gallery: Rainbows on Saturday evening in Southern New England

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By Nick Russo Verified
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Gallery: Rainbows on Saturday evening in Southern New England A double rainbow in North Smithfield, Rhode Island. Mike Richardson via Chime In
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Weather Alert: Extreme humidity late this week pushes heat indices near 100 degrees Original

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It's a Storm Team 10 Weather Alert late this week as extreme humidity pushes the heat index (feels-like temperature) towards 100 degrees in the afternoon hours, with little relief the rest of the day or night. Southwesterly winds around a Bermuda high-pressure ridge will push a tropical air mass across Southern New England. Dew points, the best measure of how humid it feels outside, will reach the mid-70s. That's more typical of Florida than Southern New England.
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