Depends upon the time of year. In the winter, Nevada is on Pacific Standard Time {PST} and Arizona in on Mountain Standard Time {MST}, so the difference in time is one hour. Example: 9 AM in Nevada = 10 AM in Arizona. In the spring Nevada switches to Pacific Daylight Time {PDT} but Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time, so for the summer there would be no time difference between the two states. In the autumn, Nevada switches back from PDT to PST and again there is that one hour time difference.
It is one hour. Las Vegas is Pacific Time and New Mexico is Mountain Time. If it's 9am in Vegas, it's 10am in New Mexico.
Depends... Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time, so: In Winter: 1 hour difference. 9 AM in Nevada = 10 AM in Arizona In Summer: zero hours difference. 9 AM in Nevada = 9 AM in Arizona
There is no time difference between California and Arizona.
Greece is ahead of Nevada by ten hours.
Sweden is 9 hours ahead of Nevada.
Kansas is exactly 2 hours ahead of Nevada.
The time difference is 10 hours.
From Arizona to the Egyptian capital (Cairo) there is a 10 hour time difference. So if it is noon in Arizona it is 10:00 PM in Cairo.
two hours
1 hour
The dam straddles the boundary between Nevada and Arizona. Nevada is in the Pacific Time Zone (GMT-8) whereas Arizona is in the Mountain Time Zone (GMT-7) and is therefore 1 hour ahead. However, since Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time but Nevada does, during the summer the clocks on both sides will be the same time.
3 hour time difference
Perth is 15 hours ahead of Arizona.