Lower Colorado River Authority meteorologist Bob Rose notes this at spaceweather.com:
"Grab your binoculars. Pretty green Comet Linear VZ13 is gliding through the constellation Draco this week. It’s too dim for the unaided eye, [but some say a 7X35 binocular will do just fine]. To find [VZ13] go outside after sunset and face north; the comet lies just a few star hops from Polaris."
It helps to be high enough to see the horizon. A finder map here which is dated the 10th but should be helpful through tomorrow night.
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 
