Shevat 6082 Hebrew Jewish Calendar, Zmanim forDayton

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Wk	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Shabbat
3	2615 January	2716 January	2817 January	2918 January	119 JanuaryRosh Chodesh	220 JanuaryCandle Lighting: 16:28	321 JanuaryShabbat Ends: 18:24Vaera
4	422 January	523 January	624 January	725 January	826 January	927 JanuaryCandle Lighting: 16:36	1028 JanuaryShabbat Ends: 18:31Boh
5	1129 January	1230 January	1331 January	141 February	152 FebruaryTu B’Shvat	163 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 16:44	174 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:39Beshalach
6	185 February	196 February	207 February	218 February	229 February	2310 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 16:52	2411 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:47Yitro
7	2512 February	2613 February	2714 February	2815 February	2916 February	3017 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:00Rosh Chodesh	118 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:54MishpatimShabbat Rosh Chodesh and Shekalim

Sunrise in Dayton: ‎07:40 | Sunset (Shkiah): 19:46
Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama) in Dayton: ‎06:42 | Visible Sunset: 18:52

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

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

changing to Summer Clock in 9 Nissan 5786
Rosh Chodesh Shevat Date 19/01/2322
Molad in ליל חמישי, בשעה 3 בלילה, 14 דקות ו0 חלקים
The month Shevat contains 30 days
Parashat HaShavua: Vaera,Vaera,Vaera,Vaera
End Time for Kriat Shema: 09:28 and 09:18
Sunrise varies between 07:52 and 07:25
Sunset varies between 17:38 and 18:12
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 , 02/02/2322, 15 Shevat 6082

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