The shower runs from December 4 through December 17 but will be at its peak the night of December 13 into the early morning of December 14. The wintry meteor shower will be the most active shower of 2020. It is annually a noteworthy show, but this year you can expect to see around 100 meteors per hour, Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office tells Thrillist. Other estimates even hit as high as 150 per hour at the shower's peak under perfect conditions, which EarthSky suggests is a possibility this year. Here's what you need to know about the Geminids in 2020. The view in the southern sky for the Geminid meteor shower. | YouTube/NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory