Planetary Hours
Planetary Hours in Houston Today
The planetary hours for Houston, Texas, United States, counted from local sunrise in the Chaldean order. The table updates with the city's own date, and the hour running now is marked.
Quick Answer
On Thursday, October 22, 2026 in Houston, the planetary day belongs to Jupiter. Sunrise at 7:28 AM opens the first Jupiter hour. The twelve day hours last 56 minutes each and the twelve night hours 64 minutes, until sunrise at 7:29 AM on Friday.
Jupiter rules Thursday, and Jupiter also sits somewhere in your birth chart. Open your chart to see its sign and house, the part of your own life its hours speak to.
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Thursday, October 22, 2026
Day Hours
Sunrise 7:28 AM to sunset 6:44 PM, 56 minutes each
| Hour | Ruler | Begins | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jupiter | ||
| 2 | Mars | ||
| 3 | Sun | ||
| 4 | Venus | ||
| 5 | Mercury | ||
| 6 | Moon | ||
| 7 | Saturn | ||
| 8 | Jupiter | ||
| 9 | Mars | ||
| 10 | Sun | ||
| 11 | Venus | ||
| 12 | Mercury |
Night Hours
Sunset 6:44 PM to sunrise 7:29 AM on Friday, 64 minutes each
| Hour | Ruler | Begins | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | Moon | ||
| 14 | Saturn | ||
| 15 | Jupiter | ||
| 16 | Mars | ||
| 17 | Sun | ||
| 18 | Venus | ||
| 19 | Mercury | ||
| 20 | Moon | ||
| 21 | Saturn | ||
| 22 | Jupiter | ||
| 23 | Mars | ||
| 24 | Sun |
Central Time, rounded to the minute. Sunrise is the Sun's upper edge on a sea-level horizon with standard refraction.
The Quality of Jupiter's Day
Generosity, trust and a wider view. Tradition gave Jupiter hours to teaching, law, religion, asking favors and anything meant to grow. The ruler of the day returns every seventh hour, at the 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd hours, so its quality threads through the whole day. What gives this day meaning, and where could you be more generous?
The Week Ahead in Houston
| Date | Day Ruler | Sunrise | Sunset | Day Hour | Night Hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday, October 22 | Jupiter | 7:28 AM | 6:44 PM | 56 min | 64 min |
| Friday, October 23 | Venus | 7:29 AM | 6:43 PM | 56 min | 64 min |
| Saturday, October 24 | Saturn | 7:29 AM | 6:42 PM | 56 min | 64 min |
| Sunday, October 25 | Sun | 7:30 AM | 6:41 PM | 56 min | 64 min |
| Monday, October 26 | Moon | 7:31 AM | 6:40 PM | 56 min | 64 min |
| Tuesday, October 27 | Mars | 7:31 AM | 6:39 PM | 56 min | 64 min |
| Wednesday, October 28 | Mercury | 7:32 AM | 6:38 PM | 55 min | 65 min |
Planetary Hours in Houston
What Is the First Planetary Hour in Houston Today?
On Thursday, October 22, 2026, the first planetary hour in Houston begins at sunrise, 7:28 AM, and belongs to Jupiter, the ruler of Thursday. The night hours begin at sunset, 6:44 PM, with the hour of Moon.
How Long Is a Planetary Hour in Houston?
It depends on the season. In 2026, a day hour in Houston lasts about 70 minutes at the June solstice, when the daylight is longest, and about 51 minutes at the other solstice. Night hours do the reverse, from 50 minutes up to 69 minutes.
Which Time Zone Are These Times In?
Central Time, the local clock in Houston, including daylight saving time when it applies. The hours are calculated for the city center (29.76° N, 95.37° W); across a metropolitan area sunrise can differ by a minute or two, so enter your own location in the calculator for exact times.
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New to planetary hours? The planetary hours calculator explains how they are counted, what each ruler means and works for any place on Earth.