How do you calculate number of weeks left in the year? - Answers

Well, there are 52 weeks in one year. Make a countdown. Once the first week of the year passes, then cross out 52. Keep crossing out until you reach 0.Every three months is either exactly 13 weeks or within 1 day of 13 weeks, except for February through April, which is 2 days shy of 13 weeks.January - March = 1 day short of 13 weeks in regular yearsexactly 13 weeks in leap yearsApril - June = exactly 13 weeksJuly - September = 13 weeks plus 1 dayOctober - December = 13 weeks plus 1 dayAnother interesting fact regarding the calendar: ANY 5-month period that does not include the end of February is ALWAYS 153 days, which is 1 day short of 22 weeks.For the remaining portion, you will need to divide the number of days by 7, or count off the days in groups of 7. The number of WHOLE days remaining in a month after the current date is the number of days in the month - the current date. For example, the number of whole days remaining in June after the 23rd is 30 - 23 = 7.