June 27, 2024:  Before sunrise, the Saturn and the moon are close together in the south-southeast.  Jupiter and Mars are in the eastern sky.  Find Aquila after sundown.

June 26, 2024: Before sunrise, the gibbous moon targets Saturn.  Jupiter and Mars are in the eastern sky. Capella, Castor, and Pollux are leaving the evening sky.

June 25, 2024: Cygnus is high in the eastern sky as twilight ends.  Jupiter, Mars, Saturn and the moon are visible during morning twilight.

June 24, 2024: Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn are in the predawn sky with the gibbous moon.  Find Lyra in the evening sky.

June 23, 2024: Jupiter returns to the morning sky.  Look for it in the east-northeast during morning twilight.  Mars and Saturn are in the same region.

June 22, 2024:  Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn are in the eastern sky before sunrise.  The bright moon is in the southeastern sky near midnight.

June 21, 2024:  This month’s Full Strawberry Moon is in the sky all night.  Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn are in the eastern sky before sunrise.

June 20, 2024:  The summer solstice occurs today at 3:51 p.m. Central Time. Before sunrise, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn are in the eastern sky.  The bright moon is near Scorpius after sunset.

June 19, 2024: Moon nears Antares after sunset.  Jupiter is joining Mars and Saturn in the eastern sky before sunrise.

June 18: The moon visits Scorpius after sundown.  Three planets – Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn – are visible before sunrise.