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Planetary Hours in Leeds Today

The complete day and night schedule for Leeds, based on local sunrise and sunset. No account or birth details needed.

Sunrise
Sunset
Planetary day ruler Jupiter Determined by the weekday of local sunrise

At page load (6:07 AM local time), the ruling hour is Saturn from the previous planetary day before sunrise.

Today's 24 planetary hours in Leeds

Twelve unequal daytime hours, followed by twelve unequal nighttime hours. All times are local, with UTC offsets shown for clarity.

HourPlanet StartEnd
Daytime planetary hours
01Jupiter
02Mars
03Sun
04Venus
05Mercury
06Moon
07Saturn
08Jupiter
09Mars
10Sun
11Venus
12Mercury
Nighttime planetary hours
13Moon
14Saturn
15Jupiter
16Mars
17Sun
18Venus
19Mercury
20Moon
21Saturn
22Jupiter
23Mars
24Sun

Page loaded at 6:07 AM Europe/London. Refresh for the current-hour indicator. Each interval includes its start and excludes its end.

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How are these hours calculated?

For Leeds, the time from sunrise to sunset is divided into twelve equal parts. Sunset to the following sunrise is divided into another twelve. The first hour after sunrise takes the weekday's ruler, then the rulers repeat in Chaldean order: Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon.

Times use 53.79648° N, 1.54785° W for the city of Leeds in West Yorkshire, England, using the GeoNames city coordinates.

Astronizer uses approximate NOAA solar equations. Local terrain and atmospheric conditions can shift observed sunrise and sunset. Times are displayed to the minute, with seconds omitted.

Common questions

Are planetary hours always 60 minutes?

No. Their length varies with daylight, nighttime, season and latitude.

Is this based on my birth chart?

No. These are traditional city-and-date planetary rulers. The separate Astronizer personalized organizer uses birth-chart information.

What if it's before sunrise?

The currently active nighttime hour can belong to the previous planetary day. The table here starts at today's sunrise.

Local time in Leeds: GMT and BST

All times use Europe/London, with Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, UTC+0) in winter and British Summer Time (BST, UTC+1) in summer. Clock changes are applied automatically. On a clock-change night, use the UTC offset beside each time to distinguish repeated or skipped clock times.

Leeds is north and east of Manchester. A shared UK time zone does not make their solar times identical; this schedule is calculated for Leeds.

UK clock-change rules: GOV.UK

Leeds coordinate source: GeoNames

Other locations and dates

Schedules can differ even among cities in the same time zone. Explore these local schedules or choose a different date in our free calculator.

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Planetary meanings are part of an astrological tradition, not scientifically established predictions. This page is not medical, legal or financial advice.