July 1987 Jewish Calendar, Zmanim forNew York

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July 1987

Tamuz - Av 5747

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Wk	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Shabbat
27	281 TamuzRosh Chodesh	292 Tamuz	303 Tamuz	14 Tamuz	25 Tamuz	36 TamuzCandle Lighting: 20:11	47 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:21Chukat
28	58 Tamuz	69 Tamuz	710 Tamuz	811 Tamuz	912 Tamuz	1013 TamuzCandle Lighting: 20:09	1114 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:18Balack
29	1215 Tamuz	1316 Tamuz	1417 TamuzTzom Shiva Asar B'TammuzEnd tzom: 21:02	1518 Tamuz	1619 Tamuz	1720 TamuzCandle Lighting: 20:05	1821 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:14Pinchas
30	1922 Tamuz	2023 Tamuz	2124 Tamuz	2225 Tamuz	2326 Tamuz	2427 TamuzCandle Lighting: 20:00	2528 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:08Matoth Masaey
31	2629 Tamuz	271 AvRosh Chodesh	282 Av	293 Av	304 Av	315 AvCandle Lighting: 19:53	16 AvShabbat Ends: 21:00DevarimShabbat Chazon

Sunrise in New York: ‎07:18 | Sunset (Shkiah): 16:33
Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama) in New York: ‎07:16 | Visible Sunset: 16:35

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

July starts on Hebrew date 4 Tamuz 5747
July ends on the Hebrew date of 5 Av 5747
July has 31 days
Parashot Hashavua Chukat, Balack, Pinchas, Matoth Masaey
End of Kriat Shema varies between: 08:19 and 08:31
Sunrise varies between 05:28 and 05:51
Sunset varies between 20:31 and 20:13
Bein ha-Metzarim apply between the 17th of Tammuz 14/07/1987 ,and the 9th of Av (Tisha B'Av) 04/08/1987

Date: Tue , 14/07/1987, 17 Tamuz 5747

Start Bein ha-Metzarim

New York
start Tzom: 04:03
End tzom 21:02

Los Angeles
start Tzom: 04:20
End tzom 20:35

Toronto
start Tzom: 04:12
End tzom 21:33

London
start Tzom: 03:26
End tzom 21:59

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