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Current Time in United States

Time and Sun Facts for United States

Local time
5:27 pm
Date
Saturday, 24 October 2026
Time zone
America/New_York
UTC offset
UTC-4
Daylight saving
In effect now
Next clock change
1 November 2026 — clocks go back

Time in United States

United States currently has 6 distinct civil UTC offsets represented by 7 IANA identifiers. The table below shows the current reading, offset and identifier for each zone.

ZoneLocal timeOffsetIANA id
Eastern Time5:27 pmUTC-4America/New_York
Central Time4:27 pmUTC-5America/Chicago
Mountain Time3:27 pmUTC-6America/Denver
Mountain (no DST)2:27 pmUTC-7America/Phoenix
Pacific Time2:27 pmUTC-7America/Los_Angeles
Alaska Time1:27 pmUTC-8America/Anchorage
Hawaii Time11:27 amUTC-10Pacific/Honolulu

United States currently follows a zone with seasonal clock changes. The next transition is 1 November 2026.

Current and seasonal UTC offsets

IANA zoneCurrentStandardDaylightNext change
America/New_YorkUTC-4UTC-5UTC-41 Nov 2026
America/ChicagoUTC-5UTC-6UTC-51 Nov 2026
America/DenverUTC-6UTC-7UTC-61 Nov 2026
America/PhoenixUTC-7UTC-7Not usedNo seasonal change
America/Los_AngelesUTC-7UTC-8UTC-71 Nov 2026
America/AnchorageUTC-8UTC-9UTC-81 Nov 2026
Pacific/HonoluluUTC-10UTC-10Not usedNo seasonal change

Coverage Across United States

The directory currently includes 40 cities in United States. Each city keeps its own coordinates and IANA time zone, so the clocks and solar calculations on the linked pages are tied to that location rather than copied from the capital.

Within this city set, Anchorage is the furthest north and Honolulu the furthest south, a latitude span of about 39.9°. That geographic separation is why day length, dawn and sunset can differ even when the civil clock is the same.

Honolulu and Boston are the east-west extremes represented here, about 86.8° of longitude apart. Longitude changes when the sun reaches local noon and the horizon, so one sunrise, sunset or prayer timetable should not be reused for every city.

The listed cities use 10 different IANA time zones. Choose the actual city when the local clock matters, especially around daylight-saving changes.

Cities in United States

CityLocal timeOffset
Albuquerque3:27 pmUTC-6
Anchorage1:27 pmUTC-8
Atlanta5:27 pmUTC-4
Austin4:27 pmUTC-5
Boise3:27 pmUTC-6
Boston5:27 pmUTC-4
Charlotte5:27 pmUTC-4
Chicago4:27 pmUTC-5
Cleveland5:27 pmUTC-4
Columbus5:27 pmUTC-4
Dallas4:27 pmUTC-5
Denver3:27 pmUTC-6
Detroit5:27 pmUTC-4
Honolulu11:27 amUTC-10
Houston4:27 pmUTC-5
Indianapolis5:27 pmUTC-4
Jacksonville5:27 pmUTC-4
Kansas City4:27 pmUTC-5
Las Vegas2:27 pmUTC-7
Los Angeles2:27 pmUTC-7
Miami5:27 pmUTC-4
Minneapolis4:27 pmUTC-5
Nashville4:27 pmUTC-5
New Orleans4:27 pmUTC-5
New York5:27 pmUTC-4
Orlando5:27 pmUTC-4
Philadelphia5:27 pmUTC-4
Phoenix2:27 pmUTC-7
Pittsburgh5:27 pmUTC-4
Portland2:27 pmUTC-7
Sacramento2:27 pmUTC-7
Salt Lake City3:27 pmUTC-6
San Antonio4:27 pmUTC-5
San Diego2:27 pmUTC-7
San Francisco2:27 pmUTC-7
San Jose2:27 pmUTC-7
Seattle2:27 pmUTC-7
St. Louis4:27 pmUTC-5
Tampa5:27 pmUTC-4
Washington, D.C.5:27 pmUTC-4

Questions People Ask

Why does United States have more than one local time?

The locations represented here currently use 6 distinct civil UTC offsets. Choose the city or IANA zone that applies to the place you need.

When is the next clock change for the first listed zone in United States?

1 November 2026. Other zones in a multi-zone country can follow different rules, so check the city page when the exact location matters.