Strawberry Moon: When to see the full moon rise in June 2025
When does the June full moon rise, and will we be able to see it from the Hudson Valley?
June's full moon is set to appear at around 8:27 p.m. Tuesday, June 10. According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, it will set at around 4:21 a.m., Wednesday.
Read on for a forecast and other facts about this month's moon.
Hudson Valley astro-enthusiasts will have to contend with rain and possibly thunderstorms in the afternoon of the Strawberry Moon's rise, a National Weather Service forecast says, in much of the mid-Hudson. Otherwise, skies will be clear to partly cloudy at night, with low temperatures around 53 degrees.
Stargazers can look forward to another chance to see the full moon Wednesday, thanks to drier weather and mostly clear skies at nigh. According to an Accuweather forecast, parts of the region may see some wind gusts of up to 17 mph. With lows around 60, folks can look forward to a great night for stargazing.
The full Strawberry Moon will make its appearance on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
Similar to the Pink Moon, June's Strawberry Moon takes its name from the seasonal berry harvest, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. Ripening berries are traditionally ready to be harvested around this time in the northeastern United States.
Other names for June's full moon include the Birth Moon, Hot Moon, Blooming Moon, and the Green Corn Moon.
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The New Moon will darken skies above New York on June 25.
The next full Moon on the celestial calendar is July's full Buck Moon, set to rise July 10.
(This story was updated to correct dates and times for this week's full moon rise.)
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: June 2025 full moon: When it will rise, what weather will be like
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