From: Mark Davis,  Sullivan's Island, SC, USA
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 06:33:32 -0500


Looks like the east coast missed the peak as the predictions seem to have
been on this year. I only had about average activity in nearly 6 hours of
observing...highest hourly rate was 20. I haven't looked at the mag.
distribution yet, but my impression was all the magnitude classes were about
equally represented. Quite a few trains and negative magnitude meteors, but
only two Leonid fireballs. Below is my summary:

Nov 17/18, 1999  Begin: 0412 UT  End: 0948 UT  Teff=5.60 hours
Mark Davis (DAVMA)  Sullivan's Island, SC, USA
79.51' 20" W,  32.45' 30" N, h = 2m,  IMO Code: 25259

UT Time     LM   LEO   Remarks
0412-0427  4.61   1    Moonlight
0427-0442  4.61   1       "
0442-0457  4.58   0       "
0457-0512  4.61   1       "

0512-0527  4.61   2       "
0527-0542  4.85   4       "
0542-0557  5.02   3
0557-0612  5.11   1

0612-0627  5.21   1
0627-0642  5.21   3
0642-0657  5.21   5
0657-0712  5.21   4

0712-0727  5.30   5
0727-0742  5.30   4
0742-0757  5.30   2
0757-0812  5.30   7

0812-0827  5.39   4
0827-0842  5.39   5
0842-0857  5.39   6
0857-0912  5.39   5

0912-0927  5.39   5
0927-0948  5.39   4    21 minute period


Teff = 5.60 hours
Total LEO = 73