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March equinox

Saturday, March 20, 2027 at 08:24 PM UTC

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  • 2027Mar 20, 2027Tentative
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About March equinox

March equinox is provisionally scheduled for Saturday, 20 March 2027. The listed date may change. Check the source for confirmation.

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