Perseids in Seville
The Perseids meteor shower peaks from Seville around Aug 12-13, with up to 150 meteors per hour under ideal conditions. In 2026 a new moon means dark skies, and from Seville the radiant in Perseus climbs to 60° above the north-east horizon around 06:00. Local best viewing window: 01:20–06:00 CEST on the peak night, about 4.7 hours of astronomical darkness. Scaled to that altitude, the 150/hour headline figure works out to roughly 130 meteors an hour from Seville under a genuinely dark sky. Tonight: mixed cloud, so clear spells come and go.
2026 Conditions in Seville
Tonight's Weather in Seville
How to Watch from Seville
- Find a dark spot away from city lights — parks, hilltops, or rooftops work well
- Lie on your back and look straight up — no telescope needed
- Give your eyes 20 minutes to adapt to the dark
- Face north-east — Perseus reaches 60° at 06:00 CEST, its highest while the sky is still dark
◐ Eclipse + Perseids — The Same Night in Seville
The Perseids peak on the same night as the total solar eclipse over Spain — August 12, 2026. Seville sees a 94% partial eclipse.
Eclipse times in Seville →