The first full Moon of the summer season, known as the Strawberry Moon, is visible in the UK skies tonight. Multiple sources say the Moon rises and becomes observable during the evening, with its brightness highest as it reaches peak fullness in the early hours of Tuesday, 30 June. The Royal Observatory Greenwich is cited as the authority for the timing, indicating that the peak occurs after midnight. For viewers, this means the best viewing window is late tonight into the early morning. The reports focus on when the Moon will be seen rather than on any scientific events or effects. The term “Strawberry Moon” is used for this full Moon in seasonal naming traditions, and the coverage emphasizes that it is the summer season’s first full Moon. No additional changes to local conditions or viewing guidance are provided beyond noting the timing and visibility for tonight’s skywatching plans.