June 2026 Full Moon: How and when to see the Strawberry Moon in the UK

Following a record-breaking heat wave in the UK this week, the door is opening to cooler, cleaner air from the Atlantic Ocean.

As well as the temperature change, there is more unstable weather in the forecast at the beginning of the week.

While many areas will be dry with a sunny spell on Monday, an area of ​​low pressure will be approaching late in the evening and overnight.

This means a patch of dense cloud and rain will push in from the west on Monday night.

Much of this cloudy, wet weather will affect Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. The best chance of clear skies will be the Midlands, Wales and southern England.

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If weather hampers your chances of seeing this full moon, there are two more possibilities in meteorological winter.

Buck Moon – named after the fallow deer sprouts new antlers – rises on July 29. This will be followed by the Sturgeon Moon – named after the freshwater fish caught by Native Americans in the Great Lakes – on August 28.