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Get ready to witness the Strawberry Moon — the first full moon of summer, glowing golden and huge as it rises low on the eastern horizon Monday, June 29, 2026. Named for Indigenous traditions when strawberries ripened, this moon doesn’t turn red — but it’ll look bigger and warmer thanks to the moon illusion and atmospheric scattering. Peak viewing is right after sunset, with the best show in the first hour. Clear skies help, but clouds won’t ruin the magic. Don’t miss it — and mark your calendar: next up is the Buck Moon in July.

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