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El Pasoans Can Expect Two Friday the 13ths in Early 2026

KTSM••Michael Bartiromo
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In 2026, residents of El Paso will experience two occurrences of Friday the 13th within the first few months. The second Friday the 13th will arrive just two and a half months into the year, highlighting a unique aspect of the calendar that often sparks superstition and curiosity. This day is traditionally associated with bad luck, and many people in the community may be interested in planning events or activities around it. Understanding the frequency of such dates can help locals prepare for any superstitions or celebrations.

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