The best Leonid show is yet to come?, Science News Online (12/4/99)
Two astronomers predict that the Leonid meteor shower will be more dazzling in 2001 and 2002 than it was this year.
http://www.sciencenews.org/sn_arc99/12_4_99/fob3.htm

Sky and Telescope -- Leonids: Is This the Year?
The Leonid Meteor Storm: Is This the Year? By Joe Rao Adapted from Sky & Telescope November 1999 Last year we got spectacular fireballs. Now the Leonid shower may be about to produce a blizzard of fainter meteors on the morn
http://www.skypub.com/sights/meteors/leonids/9911leo.html

Understanding the Leonid Meteor Storms
Discover the effects of the annual Leonid meteor storms on the estimated 500 manmade satellites in orbit around Earth.
http://www.aero.org/leonid

History of the Leonid Meteor Shower
The Williams Observatory presentsThe History of the Leonid Meteor Shower The annual Leonid meteor shower has the possibility of putting on a spectacular show ofcelestial fireworks this November. Such displays have been rare but somewhat pred
http://www.gardner-webb.edu/GWU/NaturalSci/physics/leonidhistory.htm

Southern Leonid Watch '99
Southern Leonid Watch '99 Updated 5.30 pm 25/11/99 While most of the Eastern Seaboard was clouded/rained out during our window of opportunity on the 18th, Melbourne observers had clear skies, but saw very few Leonids (one to two at best). On the mor
http://www-personal.monash.edu.au/~ianm/sleo99.htm

Leonid MAC '99 - Predictions.
Predictions for the return of the 1994-2002 Leonids and observing conditions.
http://www-space.arc.nasa.gov/~leonid/1998.html