Moon phases in June 2026

 

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The Moon in June 2026

In June 2026 the Moon goes through four main phases: last quarter on June 8, new moon on June 14, first quarter on June 21 and full moon on June 29. The full moon, traditionally called the Strawberry Moon, comes on Monday, June 29 at 7:57 PM ET (11:57 PM UTC). The new moon falls on Sunday, June 14 at 10:54 PM ET.

On June 1 the Moon is a waning gibbous, 99% lit. By June 30 it is a waning gibbous, 99% lit. All times on this page are Eastern Time (New York), rounded to the minute, with UTC alongside. The live tool at the top uses your own time zone.

PhaseDateTime (ET)UTC
Last quarterMonday, June 86:01 AMJun 8, 10:01 AM
New moonSunday, June 1410:54 PMJun 15, 2:54 AM
First quarterSunday, June 215:55 PMJun 21, 9:55 PM
Full moonMonday, June 297:57 PMJun 29, 11:57 PM

June 2026 moon calendar, day by day

Phase and lit share at noon in New York, the Moon’s direction in the sky, then moonrise and moonset in New York. “None” means the Moon does not rise (or set) that calendar day.

DayPhaseLitMoonRiseSet
Mon, Jun 1Waning Gibbous98%Descending10:04 PM5:53 AM
Tue, Jun 2Waning Gibbous95%Ascending10:49 PM6:46 AM
Wed, Jun 3Waning Gibbous90%Ascending11:27 PM7:45 AM
Thu, Jun 4Waning Gibbous84%Ascending11:58 PM8:47 AM
Fri, Jun 5Waning Gibbous76%Ascendingnone9:51 AM
Sat, Jun 6Waning Gibbous68%Ascending12:25 AM10:56 AM
Sun, Jun 7Waning Gibbous58%Ascending12:49 AM12:01 PM
Mon, Jun 8Last quarter48%Ascending1:10 AM1:07 PM
Tue, Jun 9Waning Crescent37%Ascending1:32 AM2:14 PM
Wed, Jun 10Waning Crescent27%Ascending1:55 AM3:26 PM
Thu, Jun 11Waning Crescent17%Ascending2:21 AM4:41 PM
Fri, Jun 12Waning Crescent9%Ascending2:52 AM6:01 PM
Sat, Jun 13Waning Crescent3%Ascending3:31 AM7:21 PM
Sun, Jun 14New moon1%Ascending4:22 AM8:37 PM
Mon, Jun 15Waxing Crescent1%Descending5:26 AM9:41 PM
Tue, Jun 16Waxing Crescent4%Descending6:41 AM10:32 PM
Wed, Jun 17Waxing Crescent10%Descending8:00 AM11:11 PM
Thu, Jun 18Waxing Crescent18%Descending9:19 AM11:41 PM
Fri, Jun 19Waxing Crescent27%Descending10:33 AMnone
Sat, Jun 20Waxing Crescent37%Descending11:43 AM12:07 AM
Sun, Jun 21First quarter48%Descending12:50 PM12:29 AM
Mon, Jun 22Waxing Gibbous58%Descending1:54 PM12:51 AM
Tue, Jun 23Waxing Gibbous67%Descending2:58 PM1:12 AM
Wed, Jun 24Waxing Gibbous76%Descending4:01 PM1:35 AM
Thu, Jun 25Waxing Gibbous84%Descending5:05 PM2:00 AM
Fri, Jun 26Waxing Gibbous90%Descending6:07 PM2:30 AM
Sat, Jun 27Waxing Gibbous95%Descending7:07 PM3:06 AM
Sun, Jun 28Waxing Gibbous98%Descending8:01 PM3:50 AM
Mon, Jun 29Full moon100%Ascending8:48 PM4:40 AM
Tue, Jun 30Waning Gibbous99%Ascending9:28 PM5:38 AM

Distance and height in the sky

The Moon is closest to Earth (perigee) on June 14, at 357,199 km. It is farthest (apogee) on June 1, at 406,365 km, and again on June 28.

The month starts with a descending Moon. It reaches its lowest path on June 1 (28.0° south) and starts to ascend again. It reaches its highest path on June 15 (declination 28.0° north) and then descends. It reaches its lowest path on June 28 (28.0° south) and starts to ascend again. A high declination means the Moon rides high in the sky and stays up longer, as seen from the United States.

Why it is called the Strawberry Moon

The name comes from the almanac tradition of the northeastern United States: wild strawberries ripen and are picked in June. These names were popularized in the 1930s by the Maine Farmers’ Almanac, which presented them as Native American names.

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Questions

When is the full moon in June 2026?

The full moon is on Monday, June 29, 2026, at 7:57 PM ET (11:57 PM UTC). It is known as the Strawberry Moon.

When is the new moon in June 2026?

The new moon is on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at 10:54 PM ET (2:54 AM UTC). The thin crescent shows up again in the evening sky one or two days later.

When is the first quarter moon in June 2026?

On Sunday, June 21 at 5:55 PM ET. The Moon is half lit, on its right side, and is high in the southern sky at sunset.

When is the last quarter moon in June 2026?

On Monday, June 8 at 6:01 AM ET. The Moon is half lit, on its left side, and is best seen in the early morning.

Is there a supermoon in June 2026?

No. The full moon of June 29 is 405,251 km away, too far from perigee to count as a supermoon.