The second-best shower of the year, the Geminids (GEM), peaks on 13-14 December. The waning gibbous 20-day old Moon will rise around 9pm though and will interfere. When the radiant is high in the southeast around midnight, rates of 20 per hour are realistic.
Turning back to November, the Northern Taurids (NTA) will be fading away. The Leonids (LEO) peak on 17 November, and with a waning crescent Moon, expect up to ten per hour. Moving into December again, the Ursids (URS) peak on 22nd December and benefit from a new Moon so 10 per hour is again possible. Finally, the Quadrantids (QUA) begin in late December though the peak isn’t till January.