The Summer Solstice happens today (June 20th) at 4:51pm. In the Northern Hemisphere, the summer solstice is the moment when the sun reaches its highest and northernmost point in the sky. In addition to being the moment that summer officially begins, it also happens on the longest day of the year.
Kent took this in Charlevoix on the solstice in 2019. See his latest shots on his Flickr!
Michigan in Pictures 
Happy Summer.
stunning.
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Happy summer to you too Julie!!
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Stunning photo for the first day of Summer. I complain about the heat as it impacts my walking regimen, as well as the volatile weather is so worrisome, but now we are on a long journey to Winter, so another topic I will eventually whine about as I’m no fan.
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