Of course, check your own local times at the sites given. What is given here is for Zip code 11367, in New York.
According to Chabad it begins today at candle-lighting time, at:
Candle Lighting | Fast Begins | 6:27 pm | |
Shkiah (sunset) | 6:45 pm |
and ends tomorrow at:
Shkiah (sunset) | 6:44 pm | |
Tzeit Hakochovim (nightfall) | 7:17 pm | |
Holiday Ends | Fast Ends | 7:24 pm |
You can confirm yourself when candle-lighting is. There is an inyan of tesefet yom hakippurim at play here.
According to MyZmanim, about when the fast ends:
Yom-Kipper Ends with the emergence of 3 stars at: 7:23 PM [?מהיכא תיתי] Some wait 72 minutes - until 7:55 PM |
2 comments:
looks like they're holding 8.5 degrees below horizon. A friend constantly maintains it should be 6.5 degrees, and that everybody who says 8.5 has no real basis in shas/poskim for it, they just want to be more chamur.
can you point towards sources for 8.5 degrees and why?
very interesting.
sorry, this isn't my field of expertise (or even competency), so i don't feel competent to comment...
kt,
josh
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