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Panchang for February 18, 2026 in Rome

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Wednesday, February 18, 2026 · Phalguna masa · Shukla paksha

TithiPratipada till 12:28 PMNakshatraShatabhisha till 4:46 PM
Rahu Kalam12:23 PM – 1:44 PMYamaganda8:23 AM – 9:43 AMGulika11:03 AM – 12:23 PMBrahma Muhurta5:16 AM – 6:09 AMAbhijit Muhurta12:02 PM – 12:45 PM
Sunrise · Sunset7:02 AM · 5:44 PM

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Festivals in Rome

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Rahu Kalam, next 7 days

DateRahu KalamTithi
Thu, Feb 191:44 PM – 3:04 PMDwitiya
Fri, Feb 2011:02 AM – 12:23 PMTritiya
Sat, Feb 219:41 AM – 11:02 AMChaturthi
Sun, Feb 224:28 PM – 5:49 PMShashthi
Mon, Feb 238:17 AM – 9:39 AMSaptami
Tue, Feb 243:07 PM – 4:29 PMAshtami
Wed, Feb 2512:22 PM – 1:45 PMNavami

About the panchang in Rome

Rome's clocks change twice a year: UTC+02:00 from Mar 29 until Oct 25 2026, and UTC+01:00 the rest of the year. Every time on this page is local clock time with the change already applied; on the switch-over days, all timings jump by an hour.

Sunrise in Rome moves from 5:35 AM (Jun 12) to 7:39 AM (Jan 1), and daylight lasts from 9 h 4 min to 15 h 10 min. Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda and Gulika are each one-eighth of the daytime, so in Rome they last about 68 minutes in the shortest days and 114 minutes in the longest: never a fixed 90 minutes, and never fixed clock times.

Dates can differ from India too. Tithis are counted from local sunrise, so in 2026, 6 of the 24 Ekadashis in Rome fall on a different day than in India. That is why a panchang made for India can give the wrong fasting day here.

All calculations use Drik Ganita: Rome's own sunrise and sunset (NOAA solar formulas) and the true positions of the Sun and Moon (Astronomy Engine, validated against NASA JPL), with Lahiri ayanamsa.

Questions

What is the tithi on February 18, 2026 in Rome?

Pratipada till 12:28 PM (Phalguna masa · Shukla paksha).

What time is Rahu Kalam on February 18, 2026 in Rome?

12:23 PM – 1:44 PM

When is Brahma Muhurta on February 18, 2026 in Rome?

5:16 AM – 6:09 AM

Is this panchang accurate?

Yes. It uses Drik Ganita with Rome's own sunrise (NOAA solar formulas) and planet positions from Astronomy Engine, which is validated against NASA JPL data.

Nearby: Milan

Times are for Rome (Europe/Rome). Dates for the year: Ekadashi · Amavasya · Purnima