Occurrences of Birkat Hachama
Occurrences in the last 120 years:
- Wednesday, 7 April 1897 (5 Nisan 5657)
- Wednesday, 8 April 1925 (14 Nisan 5685 - Erev Pesach/Passover Eve)
- Wednesday, 8 April 1953 (23 Nisan 5713)
- Wednesday, 8 April 1981 (4 Nisan 5741)
- Wednesday, 8 April 2009 (14 Nisan 5769 - Erev Pesach/Passover Eve)
Birkat Hachama will occur next on
- Wednesday, 8 April 2037 (23 Nisan 5797)
- Wednesday, 8 April 2065 (2 Nisan 5825)
- Wednesday, 8 April 2093 (12 Nisan 5853)
- Wednesday, 9 April 2121 (21 Nisan 5881 - Shvi'i Shel Pesach/Seventh Day of Passover)
Note: Because the dates for Birkat Hachama assume a 365.25-day solar year and the Julian calendar also assumes a 365.25-day solar year, Birkat Hachama will always fall on March 26 in the Julian calendar. While Birkat Hachama usually occurs in the Jewish lunar month of Nissan, this is not always the case; it will occur on 29 Adar II (April 10) in the year 2233.
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