Three meteor showers are teaming up to spray fireballs across the night sky over Washington state. The Alpha Capricornids and the Southern delta Aquariids both peak on Wednesday, July 30, while the popular Perseids remain active until late August, according to the American Meteor Society.

The American Meteor Society also notes that the moon may give viewers some difficulty. Perseids' peak occurs just three days after August's full moon, so the moon will still be mostly full. Thus, it is highly probable that light pollution from the moon may reduce the number of visible meteors by a hefty margin, depending on how things go.

The Southern Delta Aquariid and the Alpha Capricornid showers will peak after midnight on July 29 and in the early hours of July 30.