Date
Saturday, June 19, 2027
The Full Moon in June 2027 occurs on Saturday, June 19, 2027 at 02:44 CEST and is in the sign of Sagittarius ♐.
Saturday, June 19, 2027
02:44 CEST
Strawberry Moon
Sagittarius ♐
July 4, 2027
This Full Moon is a micromoon: on June 19, 2027 the Moon is about 402,000 km away, close to the farthest point of its orbit (apogee of this orbit about 406,000 km). That makes it the 10th closest, i.e. one of the most distant Full Moons of 2027; the Full Moon of May (394,000 km) was about 8,000 km closer. A Full Moon at apogee appears about 11 percent smaller than a supermoon.
In London the Moon rises on June 19 at 22:19 BST and sets the following morning at 05:37; the Sun sets at 21:21 and rises the next morning at 04:43. The Full Moon is therefore above the horizon all night long. Other locations in the UK differ by a few minutes.
Shortly after moonrise, the full moon is close to the horizon — ideal for photos with a foreground. City skylines, trees, or bodies of water yield impressive compositions. The live view shows the exact moonrise for your location.
Short exposure (1/250s–1/500s), low ISO (100–400), telephoto range. Smartphone: tap the moon manually, slide exposure control down. Use a tripod for sharpness at long focal lengths.
Strawberry Moon: Algonquin peoples timed the short strawberry harvest by this moon. In Europe it is also called the Rose Moon.
Near the summer solstice the full moon runs its lowest path, staying close to the southern horizon — great for silhouettes, but nights are short.
Saturday, June 19, 2027, at exactly 02:44 CEST. The exact local moonrise is shown in the live view on the homepage.
The Full Moon is in the sign of Sagittarius ♐.
The next New Moon after the Full Moon in June is on July 4, 2027.
Strawberry Moon: Algonquin peoples timed the short strawberry harvest by this moon. In Europe it is also called the Rose Moon.
This Full Moon is a micromoon: on June 19, 2027 the Moon is about 402,000 km away, close to the farthest point of its orbit (apogee of this orbit about 406,000 km). That makes it the 10th closest, i.e. one of the most distant Full Moons of 2027; the Full Moon of May (394,000 km) was about 8,000 km closer. A Full Moon at apogee appears about 11 percent smaller than a supermoon.