According to the Etz Chaim bulletin, the fast ends here in Queens at 7:16 PM. But your times might be different, based on your location.
According to Chabad's Jewish calendar, the fast ends at 7:23 PM:
Shkiah (sunset) | 6:55 pm | |
Fast Ends | 7:23 pm | |
Tzeit Hakochovim (nightfall) | 7:29 pm |
Looking at Kaluach, it would seem that Etz Chaim's time is based on the Gra, while Chabad's is based, once again, on the Baal HaTanya:
Shkiat hachama (sunset) | 6:54pm | שקיעת החמה |
Tzeit hakochavim (nightfall) | צאת הכוכבים | |
131/2 min 3.56° | 7:08pm | 131/2 (מיל 18 דק') |
167/8 min 4.37° | 7:14pm | 167/8 (מיל 22 דק') |
18.6 min 4.85° | 7:15pm | גר"א |
24 min 6.00° | 7:21pm | בעל התניה |
26 min 6.30° | 7:23pm | בעל התניה |
72 min 16.11° | 8:15pm | 16.11° |
72 regular | 8:06pm | רבנו תם 72 רגילות |
At MyZmanim:
Fast Ends
R' Tukaccinsky | ||
emergence of ג' כוכבים בינונים at - | 7:24 PM | |
R' Moshe Feinstein | ||
7:28 PM | ||
should wait until the time for מוצאי שבת at - | 7:35 PM |
Have an easy fast!
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