How many Sundays are there in 2025?

The year 2025 is a common year, meaning it has 365 days divided into 12 months. Since 365 days equal 52 full weeks plus 1 extra day, every common year contains exactly 52 Sundays, with the possibility of one additional Sunday depending on which day of the week the year begins and ends. Let’s explore how Sundays are distributed throughout 2025.

The First Day of 2025
January 1, 2025, falls on a Wednesday. This starting point determines how the Sundays align across the months. Because the year begins midweek, Sundays will be spread evenly, with some months containing four Sundays and others containing five.

Monthly Breakdown of Sundays in 2025
Here is the distribution of Sundays across each month of 2025:

• January – 4 Sundays
• February – 4 Sundays
• March – 5 Sundays
• April – 4 Sundays
• May – 4 Sundays
• June – 5 Sundays
• July – 4 Sundays
• August – 4 Sundays
• September – 4 Sundays
• October – 4 Sundays
• November – 5 Sundays
• December – 4 Sundays

Total Number of Sundays in 2025
Adding these together, 2025 has 52 Sundays in total. This is the standard number for most years, but the distribution across months makes certain periods of the year feel longer or shorter depending on how many weekends they contain.

Why the Number of Sundays Matters
The number of Sundays in a year is more than just a calendar curiosity. It can influence:

• Work and school schedules – More Sundays in a month may mean fewer working days.
• Religious observances – For many, Sundays are days of worship and rest.
• Financial planning – Businesses that operate on weekends may see shifts in revenue depending on the number of Sundays.
• Personal planning – Families often use Sundays for gatherings, leisure, or travel.

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In 2025, there are 52 Sundays, spread across the year with some months offering four and others five. Whether you are planning work schedules, family events, or simply curious about the rhythm of the year, knowing the distribution of Sundays can help you make the most of your time.