Lyrids
Visible Apr 16 - May 1   Peak Apr 21-23

eta Aquariids
Visible Apr 19 - May 29   Peak May 5-7
alpha Capricornids
Visible Jul 3 - Aug 15   Peak Jul 29-31
Delta Aquariids
Visible Jul 12 - Aug 22   Peak Jul 29-31

Dec 28 - Jan 12	Quadrantids	peak Jan 3-5
Apr 16 - May 1	Lyrids	peak Apr 21-23
Apr 19 - May 29	eta Aquariids	peak May 5-7
Jul 3 - Aug 15	alpha Capricornids	peak Jul 29-31
Jul 12 - Aug 22	Delta Aquariids	peak Jul 29-31
Jul 17 - Aug 26	Perseids	peak Aug 12-14
Sep 10 - Nov 19	Southern Taurids	peak Oct 9-11
Oct 2 - Nov 7	Orionids	peak Oct 21-23
Oct 20 - Dec 9	Northern Taurids	peak Nov 11-13
Nov 6 - Dec 1	Leonids	peak Nov 16-18
Dec 4 - Dec 18	Geminids	peak Dec 13-15
Dec 17 - Dec 27	Ursids	peak Dec 21-23

Meteors are best viewed at night, although they enter the atmosphere at any time of the day. They are just harder to see in daylight.

Any nearby ambient light or moonlight can make for difficult viewing. Therefore meteor showers are best viewed away from city lights.