The comet orbits the Sun every 3.3 years & its debris trail intersects Earth's orbit twice a year. The 1st intersection produces the Southern Taurid meteor shower, which peaks in early November. The 2nd intersection produces the Northern Taurid meteor shower, which peaks now. 3/

“To see this shower, you will need to find a dark location away from city lights. It is best seen after midnight when the radiant point in Taurus (the point in the sky from which the meteors appear to originate) is highest in the sky.” 4/