The supermoon will be visible tonight, while Friday to Saturday marks the peak of the Perseids - up to 150 meteors an hour, says Royal Observatory Greenwich.
Aside from a few unlucky parts of northern Scotland where there was cloud cover, most of the UK has been treated to a much bigger and brighter moon than normal overnight.
The Perseid Meteor Shower will again be visible this week. The Meteors are bright enough that you won't need any assistance seeing them, and will be see in the North East part of the sky
The Perseid Meteor Shower will again be visible this week. The Meteors are bright enough that you won't need any assistance seeing them, and will be see in the North East part of the sky
The Perseid Meteor Shower will again be visible this week. The Meteors are bright enough that you won't need any assistance seeing them, and will be see in the North East part of the sky