Leonid meteors are a few years away from producing a storm that dazzles viewers once every 33 years, but they could still put on a show this weekend.

The Leonid meteor shower is expected to reach peak activity during the early morning hours of Nov. 17 and Nov. 18, the American Meteor Society (AMS) reports. The annual shower, whose name originates from the constellation Leo the Lion,

The event produces some of the year’s fastest meteors, although the nearly full moon may make them challenging to spot.