when is june full moon
Also this year, the June full moon, sometimes called the strawberry moon, will be rising in the east just after the sun sets in the west, flooding our surroundings with lunar light throughout the overnight period. This year, the moon enters its full phase at 7:02 a.m. ET (11:02 UT) on June 20, so the two events are separated by about 12 hours. The last time the solstice and the full moon were about 12 hours apart was back in 1986. The solstice and the full moon were separated by just a few hours but were on different days for some time zones in 1967.