Wolfram alpha gets it perfectly right [1], it's not like this is an insurmountable problem. One of the reasons I use this service for simple queries like this. I think siri and other voice assistants use it under the hood as well.
There seem to be a lot of reports that Wolfram|Alpha has gotten "dumber" and this lines up with my experience. But it's still ahead of Google for a lot of queries.
as a guess, there's some sort of popular event, and the march 2022 occurence of it ran from the 17-20th. and some ranking algorithm has decided we're all more likely to mean the event in march 2022 than the month of march 2022.
On March 17 there was some agency news giving information on when does the astronomical or calendar winter end.
It got parsed wrong by Google AI, confusing March with winter and news publication with start
just scroll down the page a little to view the "people also ask" section, and the actual list of results to view the reason why this is given as the "answer". The answer is the summary of the hits from the top search results.
Our months don't all have the same number of days. Every four years, we add a day to keep up. And our weeks have seven days, a number that isn't easy to work with.
What day of the week is March 17, 3042? Try to do it mentally.
Instead of doing it in your head, I bet you could write some code that could figure it out. In fact I bet somebody has already written that code. You could probably figure it out with 1 line of import and another line of function call. Nice to work on problems other people have solved already.
But if you’re Google that would be too easy. Googlers aren’t paid to solve easy problems. They’re paid to solve the worlds hardest problems. You don’t get promoted by importing somebody else’s calendar library that just works.
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