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NASA says it's a once-in-a-lifetime event, and you may be able to see it in NYC.

Saturday night into Sunday, you'll be able to see the peak of the Orionids Meteor Shower, an annual meteor shower that passes through the dust debris left over from Halley's Comet.

Watch a video of the phenomenon from over Birtavarre, Norway below. No sighting of Marlon Brando or Pocahontas though.

This new website will tell you the average color of the New York City sky. Right now it's #F3F4F3.

After all that fuss, Earl didn't really do much of anything in

Earlier this morning Will Sherman of Animal alerted us that he spotted

Yesterday's brief downpour didn't result in Mammatus clouds, but it did bring

While today's sky has been blue with fluffy (cumulus?) clouds, we're still

Whoa! Was Ghostbusters 3 filming tonight? Because those were some crazy clouds