meteorshower

noun
UK /ˈmiːtiə ˌʃaʊə/
US /ˈmiːtiər ˌʃaʊər/

A meteor shower is when many shooting stars fall from the sky at night.

We stayed up late to watch the meteor shower light up the sky.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A time when many meteors appear to come from one point in the sky.

The Perseid meteor shower happens every August.

3. A burst of many small space rocks burning up in Earth's air.

Scientists tracked the meteor shower using special cameras.

4. A popular event where people gather to watch falling stars.

The park held a meteor shower viewing party on the hill.