How Many Sundays in 2025
In 2025, there are a total of 52 Sundays, as is the case with most years. Each week has one Sunday, and since 2025 is not a leap year, the total number of days in the year is 365. With 52 weeks in a year, there is one Sunday in every week.
List of Sundays in 2025
Below is a complete list of all Sundays in 2025, organized by month:
January 2025
- January 5
- January 12
- January 19
- January 26
February 2025
- February 2
- February 9
- February 16
- February 23
March 2025
- March 2
- March 9
- March 16
- March 23
- March 30
April 2025
- April 6
- April 13
- April 20
- April 27
May 2025
- May 4
- May 11
- May 18
- May 25
June 2025
- June 1
- June 8
- June 15
- June 22
- June 29
July 2025
- July 6
- July 13
- July 20
- July 27
August 2025
- August 3
- August 10
- August 17
- August 24
- August 31
September 2025
- September 7
- September 14
- September 21
- September 28
October 2025
- October 5
- October 12
- October 19
- October 26
November 2025
- November 2
- November 9
- November 16
- November 23
- November 30
December 2025
- December 7
- December 14
- December 21
- December 28
How Many Sundays Are in 2025
To recap, there are 52 Sundays in 2025, occurring consistently throughout the year. Sundays are evenly distributed across all 12 months, ensuring each month has at least four Sundays.
Which Months Have 5 Sundays in 2025
Some months in 2025 have five Sundays instead of the usual four. These months are:
- March (March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)
- June (June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29)
- August (August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31)
- November (November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)
Months with five Sundays occur when the first day of the month is a Sunday, or when there are 31 days in a month and the first day aligns with the right day of the week.
Conclusion
Sundays in 2025 offer 52 opportunities to relax, connect with loved ones, and prepare for the week ahead. With four months boasting five Sundays, 2025 ensures ample time for rest and recreation. Make the most of these Sundays by planning activities, engaging in hobbies, or simply enjoying a day off.
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