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Moon phases for June 2028

Reference timezone: UTC

Main phases this month

  1. Full Moon June 7, 2028 06:10 UTC
  2. Last Quarter June 15, 2028 04:29 UTC
  3. New Moon June 22, 2028 18:29 UTC
  4. First Quarter June 29, 2028 12:12 UTC
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What do the June 2028 moon phases mean?

The June 2028 notes explain each visible phase by date, local time and observation context for the page timezone.

Full Moon — Times by city

City Phase local time Moonrise Moonset Timezone
New York, US June 7, 2028 at 02:10 EDT 21:16 EDT 05:21 EDT America/New_York
Los Angeles, US June 6, 2028 at 23:10 PDT 20:00 PDT 04:53 PDT America/Los_Angeles
London, GB June 7, 2028 at 07:10 BST 22:03 BST 04:20 BST Europe/London
Toronto, CA June 7, 2028 at 02:10 EDT 21:50 EDT 05:31 EDT America/Toronto
Sydney, AU June 7, 2028 at 16:10 AEST 16:38 AEST 06:45 AEST Australia/Sydney

New Moon — Times by city

City Phase local time Moonrise Moonset Timezone
New York, US June 22, 2028 at 14:29 EDT 04:57 EDT 20:46 EDT America/New_York
Los Angeles, US June 22, 2028 at 11:29 PDT 05:25 PDT 20:28 PDT America/Los_Angeles
London, GB June 22, 2028 at 19:29 BST 03:55 BST 21:31 BST Europe/London
Toronto, CA June 22, 2028 at 14:29 EDT 05:08 EDT 21:20 EDT America/Toronto
Sydney, AU June 23, 2028 at 04:29 AEST 07:18 AEST 17:16 AEST Australia/Sydney

FAQ

What moon phases are in June 2028?

The June 2028 calendar lists Full Moon, Last Quarter, New Moon, First Quarter. Each summary item shows the local date and time used for this page.

When is the Full Moon in June 2028?

The Full Moon is on June 7, 2028 at 06:10 UTC for the page reference time. The Times by city table shows the same Full Moon converted to local times in each listed city.

When is the New Moon in June 2028?

The New Moon is on June 22, 2028 at 18:29 UTC for the page reference time. The Times by city table shows the same New Moon converted to local times in each listed city.

Why can the local moon phase time differ between cities?

A major phase occurs at one UTC moment, then each city reads that moment in its own timezone. The Times by city rows compare those local clock times for cities such as New York, London and Sydney.

What do waxing and waning mean?

Waxing means the illuminated part of the Moon is increasing toward Full Moon. Waning means the illuminated part is decreasing after Full Moon, even though the exact local time is still read in UTC or in the city timezone table.

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