January 2050 Jewish Calendar, Zmanim forMiddleville

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January 2050

Tevet - Shevat 5810

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Wk	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Shabbat
52	261 TevetHanukkahRosh Chodesh	272 TevetHanukkah	283 Tevet	294 Tevet	305 Tevet	316 TevetCandle Lighting: 16:07	17 TevetShabbat Ends: 17:15Vayigash
1	28 Tevet	39 Tevet	410 TevetTzom Asara B'TevetEnd tzom: 17:04	511 Tevet	612 Tevet	713 TevetCandle Lighting: 16:14	814 TevetShabbat Ends: 17:21Vayechi
2	915 Tevet	1016 Tevet	1117 Tevet	1218 Tevet	1319 Tevet	1420 TevetCandle Lighting: 16:22	1521 TevetShabbat Ends: 17:28Shmot
3	1622 Tevet	1723 Tevet	1824 Tevet	1925 Tevet	2026 Tevet	2127 TevetCandle Lighting: 16:30	2228 TevetShabbat Ends: 17:36Vaera
4	2329 Tevet	241 ShevatRosh Chodesh	252 Shevat	263 Shevat	274 Shevat	285 ShevatCandle Lighting: 16:39	296 ShevatShabbat Ends: 17:44Boh
5	307 Shevat	318 Shevat	19 Shevat	210 Shevat	311 Shevat	412 ShevatCandle Lighting: 16:49	513 ShevatShabbat Ends: 17:52Beshalach

Sunrise in Middleville: ‎06:48 | Sunset (Shkiah): 19:09
Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama) in Middleville: ‎06:48 | Visible Sunset: 19:09

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

changing to Summer Clock in 9 Nissan 5786
January starts on Hebrew date 7 Tevet 5810
January ends on the Hebrew date of 8 Shevat 5810
January has 31 days
Parashat HaShavua Vayigash, Vayechi, Shmot, Vaera, Boh
End Time for Kriat Shema: 08:45 and 08:44
Sunrise varies between 07:24 and 07:08
Sunset varies between 16:28 and 17:03
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: Tue , 04/01/2050, 10 Tevet 5810

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