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Message: From GoLocalProv by David Huestis, GoLocalProv Astronomy Expert: Recently there’s been a drought of naked-eye planets to observe. Although amateur astronomers had been able to sneak a few peeks of Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars between midnight and dawn during spring, inclement weather once again limited their observations. Over the coming summer months we will explore Saturn and Mars. However, last month I promised to present a brief Jupiter observing guide. And now that our solar system’s largest planet is visible soon after sunset, June is for Jupiter. http://www.golocalprov.comhttp://beta.golocalprov.com/huestis-a-parade-of-planets-for-summer-stargazers-june-is-for-jupiter