April showers are no longer rain, but meteors—and two showers will appear in a sky near you this month. First, the Lyrid meteor shower, which brings about 20 meteors per hour and originates in the constellation Lyra, will peak in the evening of Saturday, April 22 and the early morning of Sunday, April 23. The Eta Aquarids, a longer shower, appears between April 19 and May 28. Both are observed close to the horizon and…