November 20th POW Answer

Solution: May and June.

To see how this works, all you need to know is that months with 30 days push the first of the month ahead two days of the week, whereas months with 31 days push ahead three days. For example, March has 31 days, so if March 1 is a Tuesday, then April 1 is a Friday (move ahead three days of the week). Similarly, April has 30 days, so May 1 will be a Sunday (move ahead just two days of the week).

The table below summarizes what will happen in leap and non‐leap years. August does not share the same day with any other month in a non‐leap year, and October does not share the same day with any other month in a leap year — but only May and June never share the same day of the week with any other months, whether it’s a leap year or not. Month	Months with Same First Day in a Non‐Leap Year	Months with Same First Day in a Leap Year
January	October	April, July
February	March, November	August
March	February, November	November
April	July	January, July
May	None	None
June	None	None
July	April	January, April
August	None	February
September	December	December
October	January	None
November	February, March	March
December	September	September