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About 13.4% of all leap year days are Thursdays. The last time it happened was in 1996, and the next time will be in 2024.

Note that the odds are not one out of seven, as many people believe them to be. The Gregorian calendar completely repeats itself every 400 years, and each 400-year period includes 97 leap year days, of which...

  • 13 are Sundays,
  • 15 are Mondays,
  • 13 are Tuesdays,
  • 15 are Wednesdays,
  • 13 are Thursdays,
  • 14 are Fridays, and
  • 14 are Saturdays.
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