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Originally Posted by Troop198
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Although I replied privately to a related PM, I'll repeat the content here in case it will help anyone else.
The comet will be visible pretty much all night. While meteors can be observed all night as well (even specific showers such as the Leonids), they're generally better after midnight. This is because the geometry of the the Earth's orbit around the Sun places your location "into the meteoric wind", so to speak, after midnight. Therefore, the rate goes up.