AccuWeather says high temperatures will again prevail across most of the continent following its hottest summer on record in 2021.
Brian Lada
The upcoming peak of the Eta Aquarids will occur between before daybreak on May 6.
Stargazers can watch a meteor shower, celebrate International Astronomy Day and bask in the glow of the blood-red moon.
Expect a national heat wave, as well as severe storms, for the upcoming season.
Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Saturn have lined up in a row in the early morning sky and will be visible for the rest of the month.
Up to 20 meteors per hour will appear during the height of the Lyrid shower.
The full Pink Moon will rise on Saturday, April 16, although despite its nickname, it will not appear pink.
Clouds will be an issue for skywatchers across most of the Northwest, Midwest and most of eastern Canada.
While no injuries have been reported, officials are worried that another avalanche could occur at any time