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Rahu kaal today in New York

Rahu kaal, yamaganda, gulika and Abhijit muhurta for New York, calculated from the city’s own sunrise and sunset, exactly as the JyotishiVani app calculates them. Times are in GMT-4.

Today in New York

Sunday, 11 October 2026

Sunrise07:07
Sunset18:17
  • Abhijit muhurta Good for important starts 12:20–13:04 GOOD
  • Rahu kaal Avoid new beginnings 16:53–18:17 AVOID
  • Yamaganda Avoid travel and new ventures 12:42–14:06 AVOID
  • Gulika kaal Avoid starting important work 15:29–16:53 AVOID
  • Durmuhurtam Avoid auspicious starts 16:48–17:32 AVOID

Rahu kaal in New York, next 30 days

DateSunriseRahu kaalYamagandaGulikaAbhijit
Sun 11 Oct 07:07 16:53–18:17 12:42–14:06 15:29–16:53 12:20–13:04
Mon 12 Oct 07:08 08:31–09:55 11:18–12:42 14:05–15:28 12:19–13:04
Tue 13 Oct 07:09 15:28–16:51 09:55–11:18 12:41–14:04 12:19–13:04
Wed 14 Oct 07:10 12:41–14:04 08:33–09:56 11:18–12:41 12:19–13:03
Thu 15 Oct 07:11 14:03–15:26 07:11–08:34 09:56–11:19 12:19–13:03
Fri 16 Oct 07:12 11:19–12:41 15:25–16:47 08:34–09:57 12:19–13:03
Sat 17 Oct 07:13 09:57–11:19 14:02–15:24 07:13–08:35 12:19–13:02
Sun 18 Oct 07:15 16:45–18:06 12:40–14:02 15:23–16:45 12:19–13:02
Mon 19 Oct 07:16 08:37–09:58 11:19–12:40 14:01–15:22 12:18–13:02
Tue 20 Oct 07:17 15:22–16:42 09:58–11:19 12:40–14:01 12:18–13:02
Wed 21 Oct 07:18 12:40–14:00 08:38–09:59 11:19–12:40 12:18–13:01
Thu 22 Oct 07:19 14:00–15:20 07:19–08:39 09:59–11:19 12:18–13:01
Fri 23 Oct 07:20 11:20–12:40 15:19–16:39 08:40–10:00 12:18–13:01
Sat 24 Oct 07:21 10:00–11:20 13:59–15:18 07:21–08:41 12:18–13:01
Sun 25 Oct 07:22 16:37–17:56 12:39–13:58 15:18–16:37 12:18–13:00
Mon 26 Oct 07:24 08:42–10:01 11:20–12:39 13:58–15:17 12:18–13:00
Tue 27 Oct 07:25 15:16–16:35 10:02–11:20 12:39–13:58 12:18–13:00
Wed 28 Oct 07:26 12:39–13:57 08:44–10:02 11:21–12:39 12:18–13:00
Thu 29 Oct 07:27 13:57–15:15 07:27–08:45 10:03–11:21 12:18–13:00
Fri 30 Oct 07:28 11:21–12:39 15:14–16:32 08:46–10:04 12:18–13:00
Sat 31 Oct 07:29 10:04–11:21 13:56–15:14 07:29–08:47 12:18–12:59
Sun 1 Nov 06:31 15:30–16:47 11:39–12:56 14:13–15:30 11:18–11:59
Mon 2 Nov 06:32 07:48–09:05 10:22–11:39 12:56–14:12 11:18–11:59
Tue 3 Nov 06:33 14:12–15:28 09:06–10:22 11:39–12:55 11:18–11:59
Wed 4 Nov 06:34 11:39–12:55 07:50–09:06 10:23–11:39 11:18–11:59
Thu 5 Nov 06:35 12:55–14:11 06:35–07:51 09:07–10:23 11:19–11:59
Fri 6 Nov 06:36 10:23–11:39 14:10–15:26 07:52–09:08 11:19–11:59
Sat 7 Nov 06:38 09:08–10:24 12:54–14:10 06:38–07:53 11:19–11:59
Sun 8 Nov 06:39 15:24–16:39 11:39–12:54 14:09–15:24 11:19–11:59
Mon 9 Nov 06:40 07:55–09:10 10:24–11:39 12:54–14:09 11:19–11:59

Sunrise and sunset are when the centre of the Sun meets the horizon, without refraction, as in the app; almanacs that use the visible edge of the Sun show times a few minutes earlier. New York: 40.71° N, 74.01° W.

How Rahu kaal moves through the year in New York

Rahu kaal is one eighth of the time between sunrise and sunset, and the weekday decides which eighth. Because the day itself changes length, so does Rahu kaal. In New York in 2026:

Earliest sunrise05:29, around 8 June
Latest sunrise07:29, around 31 October
Longest day14 h 55 min, around 21 June
Shortest day9 h 05 min, around 21 December
Rahu kaal lastsAbout 68 to 112 minutes

So a fixed “Rahu kaal on Monday is 07:30 to 09:00” rule, which assumes a 06:00 to 18:00 day, can be well off in New York. The weekday rule, and what Rahu kaal means.

Questions about Rahu kaal in New York

What time is Rahu kaal today in New York?

On Sunday, 11 October 2026, Rahu kaal in New York is 16:53–18:17 (GMT-4). It moves a little every day with the sunrise and sunset, so the table on this page gives the next 30 days.

Why does Rahu kaal change every day in New York?

Rahu kaal is one eighth of the daytime, from sunrise to sunset, and which eighth depends on the weekday. In 2026 the sun rises in New York as early as 05:29 (around 8 June) and as late as 07:29 (around 31 October), so Rahu kaal lasts from about 68 to 112 minutes and shifts through the year.

Is Rahu kaal a bad time?

It is a convention of muhurta, the choice of a time to begin something. Tradition avoids starting new ventures, journeys or ceremonies in it; work already under way can simply continue, and it says nothing about a person born during it.