Under ideal conditions, about 25 Quadrantid meteors would be visible per hour, according to NASA. While the meteors are known to lack persistent tails, they often produce bright fireballs, which are larger explosions of light persisting longer than an average meteor streak.

The “wolf supermoon” on Saturday will be extra special because of a rare alignment with the Earth, moon and sun, plus the Quadrantid meteor shower will be peaking.