June Strawberry Moon peaks at 6:56 PM CT this weekend, here's how to spot its rosy glow
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Summer’s here and the Strawberry Moon—the first full moon of the season—will illuminate the night sky on June 29, with peak illumination at 6:56 p.m. CT. The name reflects historical Native American observations of berry ripening, including Haida references. For the best view, head to a dark spot away from city lights and check FOX 17’s forecast for cloud cover or storms that could block the view.
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