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Tuesday
March 31, 2026
12:01:01 PM (EDT)

4:01:01 AM (UTC)
Absolute date: 739,706
Day 90 and Second 7,776,061 of current year
269 shopping days until Christmas

Phase of moon: waxing gibbous
Age of moon: 2 days (until next full moon)

For Cleveland (EDT)
Sun rise: 7:11 AM, set: 7:51 PM (today)
Sun rise: 7:09 AM, set: 7:52 PM (tomorrow)

Julian Day
2,461,129.67

Julian Calendar
March 18, 2026

ISO Calendar
Day 02 of Week 14 of Year 2026

World Calendar
Friday, March 29, 2026

Hebrew Calendar
13 Nisan 5786

Islamic Calendar
Shawwal 12, 1447

Mayan Calendars
Long Count: 13.0.13.8.8
Haab (Civil): 1 Pop
Tzolkin (Religious): 3 Lamat

French Revolutionary
Time: 0:00:71
Décade II, Primidi de Germinal de l'Année 234 de la Révolution

Coptic
Baramhat 22, 1742

Ethiopic
Magabit 22, 2018

Persian
Farvardin 11, 1405

Baha'i
11th day of Splendour, B.E. 183

Events for 03/31

Births
Rene Descartes (430 years ago)
Franz Joseph Haydn (294 years ago)
Edward Fitzgerald (217 years ago)
Robert Wilhelm Eberhard von Bunsen (215 years ago)
Sir William Lawrence Bragg (136 years ago)
Gordie Howe (98 years ago)
Liz Claiborne (97 years ago)
Herb Alpert (91 years ago)
Richard Chamberlain (91 years ago)
Albert Gore, Jr (78 years ago)
Rhea Perlman (78 years ago)

Deaths
John Donne (395 years ago)
George Green (185 years ago)
John Pierpont (JP) Morgan (113 years ago)
Knute Rockne (95 years ago)
James Cleveland "Jesse" Owens (46 years ago)

Events
Uranus discovered by William Herschel (245 years ago)
1st US treaty with Japan (172 years ago)
Eiffel Tower officially opened (137 years ago)
Daylight Savings Time 1st went into operation (108 years ago)
"V-8" engine unveiled by Ford Motor Co (94 years ago)
Marshall Aid Act passed by Congress (78 years ago)

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