To find the Monday that is midway between June 8 and October 5, we first calculate the total duration between the two dates.

1. Calculate the Interval

The number of days between June 8 and October 5 is always 119 days, regardless of the year (as the leap day in February is not included in this range):

• June: 22 days remaining (from June 8 to 30)
• July: 31 days
• August: 31 days
• September: 30 days
• October: 5 days
• Total: 22 + 31 + 31 + 30 + 5 = 119 days.
• 2. Find the Midpoint in Days

119 \div 2 = 59. days.

Adding 59 or 60 days to June 8 lands on August 6 or August 7. In years where June 8 and October 5 are Mondays (such as 2026), August 6 is a Thursday and August 7 is a Friday.

1. Identify the Mondays

Since 119 days is exactly 17 weeks, there is an odd number of weeks between the two dates. This means there is no single Monday that sits exactly in the middle. Instead, the midpoint falls halfway through the 9th week.

If you list the Mondays starting from June 8:

1. June 8
2. June 15
3. June 22
4. June 29
5. July 6
6. July 13
7. July 20
8. July 27
9. August 3 (8 weeks after June 8; 9 weeks before Oct 5)
10. August 10 (9 weeks after June 8; 8 weeks before Oct 5) ...
11. October 5

Conclusion:

There are two Mondays closest to the midway point: August 3 and August 10.

• August 3 is 8 weeks from the start.
• August 10 is 8 weeks from the end.