When Does Spring Start?
The first day of spring is at the vernal equinox, when day and night are equal. Find out the exact time and date.
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Year | March equinox | June solstice | September equinox | December solstice | ||||
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1 | Mar 22 | 7:34 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 6:48 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 5:32 am LMT | Dec 22 | 10:10 pm LMT |
2 | Mar 23 | 1:31 am LMT | Jun 25 | 12:39 am LMT | Sep 25 | 11:23 am LMT | Dec 23 | 4:02 am LMT |
3 | Mar 23 | 7:12 am LMT | Jun 25 | 6:17 am LMT | Sep 25 | 5:15 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 9:56 am LMT |
4 | Mar 22 | 1:03 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 12:14 pm LMT | Sep 24 | 11:10 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 3:47 pm LMT |
5 | Mar 22 | 6:57 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 6:05 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 4:57 am LMT | Dec 22 | 9:39 pm LMT |
6 | Mar 23 | 12:47 am LMT | Jun 24 | 11:46 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 10:45 am LMT | Dec 23 | 3:36 am LMT |
7 | Mar 23 | 6:44 am LMT | Jun 25 | 5:43 am LMT | Sep 25 | 4:40 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 9:26 am LMT |
8 | Mar 22 | 12:30 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 11:30 am LMT | Sep 24 | 10:28 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 3:12 pm LMT |
9 | Mar 22 | 6:20 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 5:22 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 4:14 am LMT | Dec 22 | 9:03 pm LMT |
10 | Mar 23 | 12:18 am LMT | Jun 24 | 11:16 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 10:05 am LMT | Dec 23 | 2:53 am LMT |
11 | Mar 23 | 5:59 am LMT | Jun 25 | 4:54 am LMT | Sep 25 | 3:54 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 8:40 am LMT |
12 | Mar 22 | 11:44 am LMT | Jun 24 | 10:49 am LMT | Sep 24 | 9:46 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 2:26 pm LMT |
13 | Mar 22 | 5:34 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 4:39 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 3:32 am LMT | Dec 22 | 8:14 pm LMT |
14 | Mar 22 | 11:16 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 10:14 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 9:17 am LMT | Dec 23 | 2:06 am LMT |
15 | Mar 23 | 5:05 am LMT | Jun 25 | 4:05 am LMT | Sep 25 | 3:11 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 7:55 am LMT |
16 | Mar 22 | 10:47 am LMT | Jun 24 | 9:48 am LMT | Sep 24 | 8:57 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 1:40 pm LMT |
17 | Mar 22 | 4:34 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 3:32 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 2:39 am LMT | Dec 22 | 7:31 pm LMT |
18 | Mar 22 | 10:30 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 9:23 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 8:29 am LMT | Dec 23 | 1:24 am LMT |
19 | Mar 23 | 4:14 am LMT | Jun 25 | 3:01 am LMT | Sep 25 | 2:16 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 7:11 am LMT |
20 | Mar 22 | 10:02 am LMT | Jun 24 | 8:56 am LMT | Sep 24 | 8:07 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 12:58 pm LMT |
21 | Mar 22 | 3:57 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 2:52 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 1:55 am LMT | Dec 22 | 6:48 pm LMT |
22 | Mar 22 | 9:46 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 8:33 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 7:41 am LMT | Dec 23 | 12:41 am LMT |
23 | Mar 23 | 3:37 am LMT | Jun 25 | 2:30 am LMT | Sep 25 | 1:42 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 6:32 am LMT |
24 | Mar 22 | 9:24 am LMT | Jun 24 | 8:22 am LMT | Sep 24 | 7:33 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 12:20 pm LMT |
25 | Mar 22 | 3:12 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 2:10 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 1:21 am LMT | Dec 22 | 6:13 pm LMT |
26 | Mar 22 | 9:08 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 8:04 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 7:17 am LMT | Dec 23 | 12:10 am LMT |
27 | Mar 23 | 2:54 am LMT | Jun 25 | 1:44 am LMT | Sep 25 | 1:07 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 6:00 am LMT |
28 | Mar 22 | 8:40 am LMT | Jun 24 | 7:35 am LMT | Sep 24 | 6:58 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 11:48 am LMT |
29 | Mar 22 | 2:34 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 1:29 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 12:45 am LMT | Dec 22 | 5:41 pm LMT |
30 | Mar 22 | 8:23 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 7:04 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 6:26 am LMT | Dec 22 | 11:30 pm LMT |
31 | Mar 23 | 2:11 am LMT | Jun 25 | 12:55 am LMT | Sep 25 | 12:20 pm LMT | Dec 23 | 5:19 am LMT |
32 | Mar 22 | 7:58 am LMT | Jun 24 | 6:45 am LMT | Sep 24 | 6:06 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 11:02 am LMT |
33 | Mar 22 | 1:44 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 12:28 pm LMT | Sep 24 | 11:45 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 4:47 pm LMT |
34 | Mar 22 | 7:36 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 6:21 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 5:39 am LMT | Dec 22 | 10:40 pm LMT |
35 | Mar 23 | 1:19 am LMT | Jun 25 | 12:00 midnight LMT | Sep 25 | 11:26 am LMT | Dec 23 | 4:24 am LMT |
36 | Mar 22 | 7:01 am LMT | Jun 24 | 5:50 am LMT | Sep 24 | 5:15 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 10:09 am LMT |
37 | Mar 22 | 12:51 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 11:45 am LMT | Sep 24 | 11:06 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 4:03 pm LMT |
38 | Mar 22 | 6:39 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 5:20 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 4:50 am LMT | Dec 22 | 9:53 pm LMT |
39 | Mar 23 | 12:25 am LMT | Jun 24 | 11:11 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 10:48 am LMT | Dec 23 | 3:46 am LMT |
40 | Mar 22 | 6:14 am LMT | Jun 24 | 5:04 am LMT | Sep 24 | 4:39 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 9:37 am LMT |
41 | Mar 22 | 12:06 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 10:47 am LMT | Sep 24 | 10:20 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 3:27 pm LMT |
42 | Mar 22 | 6:01 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 4:42 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 4:17 am LMT | Dec 22 | 9:26 pm LMT |
43 | Mar 22 | 11:52 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 10:27 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 10:06 am LMT | Dec 23 | 3:15 am LMT |
44 | Mar 22 | 5:41 am LMT | Jun 24 | 4:20 am LMT | Sep 24 | 3:55 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 9:00 am LMT |
45 | Mar 22 | 11:35 am LMT | Jun 24 | 10:19 am LMT | Sep 24 | 9:48 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 2:55 pm LMT |
46 | Mar 22 | 5:27 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 3:59 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 3:32 am LMT | Dec 22 | 8:43 pm LMT |
47 | Mar 22 | 11:13 pm LMT | Jun 24 | 9:51 pm LMT | Sep 25 | 9:29 am LMT | Dec 23 | 2:32 am LMT |
48 | Mar 22 | 4:59 am LMT | Jun 24 | 3:45 am LMT | Sep 24 | 3:21 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 8:21 am LMT |
49 | Mar 22 | 10:46 am LMT | Jun 24 | 9:25 am LMT | Sep 24 | 9:01 pm LMT | Dec 22 | 2:06 pm LMT |
* All times are local time for New York. Dates are based on the Julian calendar. Times adjusted for DST if applicable. England and English colonies used a calendar which started on March 25 until year 1751. This is not reflected on this page. |
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