Shevat 11780 Hebrew Jewish Calendar, Zmanim forLos Angeles

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Shevat 11780

February - March 8020

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Wk	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Shabbat
6	262 February	273 February	284 February	295 February	16 FebruaryRosh Chodesh	27 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:11	38 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:06Boh
7	49 February	510 February	611 February	712 February	813 February	914 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:17	1015 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:12Beshalach
8	1116 February	1217 February	1318 February	1419 February	1520 FebruaryTu B’Shvat	1621 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:24	1722 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:18Yitro
9	1823 February	1924 February	2025 February	2126 February	2227 February	2328 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:30	2429 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:24Mishpatim
10	251 March	262 March	273 March	284 March	295 March	306 MarchCandle Lighting: 17:36Rosh Chodesh	17 MarchShabbat Ends: 18:29TrumaShabbat Rosh Chodesh

Sunrise in Los Angeles: ‎06:33 | Sunset (Shkiah): 19:15
Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama) in Los Angeles: ‎06:36 | Visible Sunset: 19:19

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Next 6 months: Iyar 5786, Sivan 5786, Tamuz 5786, Av 5786, Elul 5786, Tishrei 5787

Current year: , : , Next year:

Times for Los Angeles city, based on the time system: Chazon Shomayim

changing to Summer Clock in 9 Nissan 5786
Rosh Chodesh Shevat Date 06/02/8020
Molad in ליל רביעי, בשעה 6 בערב, 9 דקות ו5 חלקים
The month Shevat contains 30 days
Parashat HaShavua: Boh,Boh,Boh,Boh
End Time for Kriat Shema: 08:38 and 08:22
Sunrise varies between 06:34 and 06:02
Sunset varies between 17:16 and 17:41
Sefirat HaOmer between the 16th of Nisan 14/04/2025, and the 1st of Sivan 01/06/2025 03/04/2026 ,לה' בסיון 21/05/2026

Date: Thu , 20/02/8020, 15 Shevat 11780

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