Look for the Strawberry Moon Tonight in New Jersey

It's June 20th, which means that today is the summer solstice and longest day of the calendar year, but there is another celestial reason that today is unique.

Tonight is a full moon, and according to the Old Farmer's Almanac, the first time that the full moon and solstice have fallen on the same day in almost 70 years!  June's full moon is known as the Full Strawberry moon, named after the Algonquin tribes who used the event as a signal to gather ripening fruit.

The Old Farmer's Almanac will also be live-streaming the rare Strawberry Moon.  Check it out beginning at 8PM:

Be on the lookout for the moon and send us your photos of this awesome event by posting in the comments section below!