Hi there.
The International Space Station will be visible in the evenings again for the next week or so.
Date Time....How long....Appears
Sat Sep 21, 7:37 pm...1 min...10° above SSE
Sat Sep 21, 9:11 pm...2 min...10° above SW
Sun Sep 22, 8:23 pm...4 min...11° above SSW
Sun Sep 22, 9:59 pm...1 min...10° above WSW
Mon Sep 23, 7:35 pm...5 min...11° above SSW
Mon Sep 23, 9:10 pm...3 min...10° above WSW
Tue Sep 24, 8:22 pm...5 min...10° above SW
Tue Sep 24, 9:58 pm...1 min...10° above W
Wed Sep 25, 7:34 pm...6 min...10° above SW
Wed Sep 25, 9:10 pm...3 min...10° above W
Thu Sep 26, 8:22 pm...4 min...18° above WSW
Thu Sep 26, 9:58 PM...1 min...10° above W
Fri Sep 27, 7:34 PM...5 min...22° above WSW
Fri Sep 27, 9:11 PM...2 min...18° above W
Sat Sep 28, 8:23 PM...3 min...27° above W
Sat Sep 28, 9:58 PM...1 min...10° above W
Sun Sep 29, 7:35 PM...4 min...34° above WSW
Sun Sep 29, 9:10 PM...1 min...18° above W
Mon Sep 30, 8:23 PM...3 min...27° above W
Mon Sep 30, 9:58 PM...1 min...11° above W
Tue Oct 1, 7:35 PM...4 min...43° above W
Tue Oct 1, 9:10 PM...2 min...14° above W
Wed Oct 2, 8:22 PM...2 min...26° above W
So, where do I look ??
Go outside, your BACK to the NORTH, facing SOUTH (obviously). To your RIGHT is the WEST, your LEFT is to the EAST.
It should rise in the SOUTH WEST(ish) and race across the sky and set to the EAST(ish).
(It’s bright enough to see through a thin layer of clouds and from horizon to horizon it should last a few minutes).
I wouldn't bother trying with any duration of one minute or less.
Link to NASA site.
Don't bother with a telescope, the ISS is far too fast.
Your eyes are best (or even binoculars).
Let's hope for clear skies - Good Luck