World Clock — Current Time in New York & Major Cities

Time zone tips

• US zones: Eastern (New York) → Central (Chicago) is 1 hour earlier, Mountain (Denver) 2, Pacific (Los Angeles) 3, Alaska 4, and Hawaii 5 or 6 hours earlier depending on daylight saving.
• No daylight saving: Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, Saskatchewan, most of Mexico, India and most of Asia keep the same clock all year — so their gap to New York changes twice a year.
• DST dates differ: the US changes clocks on the 2nd Sunday of March and 1st Sunday of November; Europe on the last Sundays of March and October. For a few weeks each year New York is 4 hours behind London instead of 5.
• Half-hour zones: India (UTC+5:30), Nepal (+5:45), Afghanistan (+4:30), Iran, Myanmar, Newfoundland and central Australia are offset by 30 or 45 minutes.
• Setting up a meeting: each card shows the New York time that matches 8 AM–5 PM in that city (a weekday name appears when it falls on a different day in New York). Pick a slot inside that window that also suits you — for Asia and Australia that usually means early morning or evening in New York.
• Cost of living: the 💲 line on each card compares prices with the New York metro area — city-level for US cities, national averages (*) elsewhere. Compare every place →
• Guam is a US territory but 14–15 hours ahead of New York — it’s already tomorrow there.