Strawberry moon and 30 degrees: Summer dream in Kassel illuminates the night!

Strawberry moon and 30 degrees: Summer dream in Kassel illuminates the night!

Kassel, Deutschland - Today, on June 12, 2025, Hessen tanned himself under bright blue sky. The temperatures reach up to 30 degrees and attract numerous people outside to enjoy the sun. A real high summer day that moves many to celebrate the joyful signs of summer. So today the northern strawberry moon, which shone over the sky in the last nights, becomes visible. Readers are welcome to share their photos of the impressive sight. Maybe one or the other has already captured a masterpiece!

With the summer, however, there is also the desire for inspiration for the corresponding wardrobe. Readers are invited to send their best tips for summer outfits and recommendations for outdoor pools. We are looking forward to your ideas! And our team is also in a summer mood - this is how the author's profile picture was switched to a sunny mood.

astronomical highlights

Soon the summer solstice will soon be pending, which will take place this year on June 20 at 10:51 p.m. This marks the astronomical beginning of the summer in the northern hemisphere and brings with it the longest day of the year. Dr. Björn Voss, director of the Hamburg Planetarium, explains that the sun is at the highest over the sky equator, which gives many a very special view. While the midnight dawn can be seen in northern regions such as Hamburg, the sun on the Norwegian North Cape even stays on the horizon at midnight.

During this time, the likelihood of observing silver -gloss night clouds also increases - a beautiful natural spectacle. These clouds are created at minus temperatures in mesopause and are a real eye -catcher for night owls and hobby astronomers.

The importance of weather covers

At the same time, people have always used natural signs for the weather forecast. Whether the dew in the morning, which points to a sunny day, or crawling the ants in bad weather - such observations are part of our heritage. In the Middle Ages, so -called peasant rules were written down, which still have their place in the weather -researching tradition. These include well -known economic wisdom that are still valid.

Modern meteorology has developed further here. Since the 20th century, weather forecasts have been created up to a week in advance thanks to new technologies, such as satellites and radar stations - mostly with an accuracy of 90 percent. So enjoy the sunshine and look forward to the warm days! Summer is here!