- Home
- When to See
- June
Northern Lights in June
Due to the midnight sun, aurora is not visible in Arctic regions during June.
Aurora Viewing in June
June is not recommended for aurora viewing. The midnight sun provides 24-hour daylight across Arctic regions, making it impossible to see the northern lights. Use this time to plan your trip for the aurora season (September-March) instead.
Darkness Hours by Location
| Location | Dark Hours | Best Viewing Window |
|---|---|---|
| Tromso, Norway | 0h | No darkness |
| Reykjavik, Iceland | 0h | No darkness |
| Fairbanks, Alaska | 0h | No darkness |
| Rovaniemi, Finland | 0h | No darkness |
Best Destinations in June
Midnight Sun Season
Due to the midnight sun, aurora viewing is not possible in June. Plan your aurora trip for September through March for the best viewing conditions.
Weather Conditions
Average Temperature
What to Expect
June brings the midnight sun to Arctic regions, with 24-hour daylight making aurora viewing impossible. Temperatures are mild, ranging from 10C to 16C across different locations.
What to Pack
- Light jacket for evenings
- Layered clothing
- Comfortable outdoor shoes
- Light sweater or fleece
FAQ about Aurora in June
Get aurora alerts for your June trip
We're entering the most active period for northern lights in over a decade. Don't miss this rare opportunity.