If you can find a patch of sky with minimal light pollution, the peak showers happening midnight to 5am tonight (Wed), and they’ll continue at a declining rate for a few more days. The meteors appear to come from the constellation Perseus, which is near Casseopea (looks like a big W), and rises to the East/Northeast. This article has more info:
Strong Meteor Shower Expected Tonight
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