Time zones in the United States
8 regions. Tap one to show it in the clock.
The United States has 8 time zone regions, each with its own clock rules. The clock above shows New York (EDT); pick another region below to see its time.
8 regions. Tap one to show it in the clock.
The United States has 8 time zone regions, each with its own clock rules. The clock above shows New York (EDT); pick another region below to see its time.
America/New_YorkHow far ahead or behind New York other major cities are right now.
The United States has 8 time zone regions with their own clock rules: New York (UTC−05:00/UTC−04:00), Chicago (UTC−06:00/UTC−05:00), Denver (UTC−07:00/UTC−06:00), Phoenix (UTC−07:00), Los Angeles (UTC−08:00/UTC−07:00), Anchorage (UTC−09:00/UTC−08:00), Adak (UTC−10:00/UTC−09:00) and Honolulu (UTC−10:00).
Some parts do. New York, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Anchorage and Adak change their clocks, while Phoenix and Honolulu do not.
The clock at the top of this page shows the live time in New York, which uses UTC−05:00 / UTC−04:00. Use the list of time zones to see every region.
New York is currently 5 hours behind London. The difference can change by an hour for a few weeks a year, when one place starts or ends daylight saving time and the other does not.
Search a country or city. Countries with several time zones show all of them.
Results update as you type. Choose a city to show its time above.
See the time difference between the United States and anywhere else, or convert a time.