It's always three hours time difference. Both places switch daylight saving time on and off at the same moment. For example, if it is Noon in New York (EST) it would be 11 AM in Kansas City (CST), 10 AM in Denver (MST) and only nine AM in Los Angeles (PST).
In general the time difference between Los Angeles and New York is 3 hours.
Both places observe Daylight Saving Time on the same dates each year at 2am in each location. This means that for 6 hours a year the time difference between Los Angeles and New York varies from 2 to 4 hours.
For example, at 2am in New York if the clocks go back 1 hour (to -5 hours UTC/GMT) then the time difference is just 2 hours until 2am in Los Angeles (3 hours later) when the standard 3 hours difference will re-apply.
Similarly, if the clocks go forward 1 hour in New York (to -4 hours UTC/GMT) then the time difference is 4 hours until 2am in Los Angeles (3 hours later) when the standard 3 hours difference will re-apply.
Just think of the difference as 3 hours unless you require absolute sync between both places.
For the current time difference between these two places you can always check the related link below.
Example: 8 AM in LA = 11 AM in NY.
When it is noon in New York it is 0900 AM in Los Angeles CA.
At certain times of the year, Cabo San Lucas is under Pacific Time, and other times of the year Mountain Time. This occurs because Mexico moves the clock forward and back, but not at the same times as the US does.
Los Angeles is in the Pacific Time Zone, which is GMT-8 during Standard Time and GMT-7 during Daylight Saving Time. GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time.
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No. Los Angeles is behind GMT by 8 hours and New York is 5 hours behind GMT. So, when it is 3am in New York, it is midnight in Los Angeles.
When it is Noon in NYC it is 0900 AM in Los Angeles.
These two cities aren't close to each other, so there is a time difference (travel zone thing) that differs the time.
No, the time in New York (UTC-5/UTC-4) is 1 hour ahead of the time in Mexico City (UTC-6/UTC-5) during an average of 91.5% of each year.
No, Mexico City (UTC-6/UTC-5) is usually 2 hours ahead of California (UTC-8/UTC-7).
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It is one hour behind eastern time (New york) It is our central time
Mexico has four time zones. Depending on the city, it would be on par or ahead of the West Coast (PST) time:UTC-5/EST: Cancun, CozumelUTC-6/CST: Mexico City, Monterrey, GuadalajaraUTC-7/MST: Mazatlan, Los CabosUTC-8/PST: Tijuana, Mexicali
Effective in 2015, the time in Cozumel is always UTC-5 (Eastern Standard Time). That means they have the same time as New York in the winter and are one hour behind New York in the Summer.
It would be 11 AM. Ottawa is on the GMT-5 time zone, while Mexico City is on the GMT-6 time zone.
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The same of Mexico City and Chicago.
It is one hour behind eastern time (New york) It is our central time
It's the same.
Yes. both are on the GMT -6 Time zone.
Yes, they are both on Eastern Time.
The driving time from Mexico City, Mexico to Ixtapa, Mexico is about 6 hours, 45 minutes.
Mexico has four time zones. Depending on the city, it would be on par or ahead of the West Coast (PST) time:UTC-5/EST: Cancun, CozumelUTC-6/CST: Mexico City, Monterrey, GuadalajaraUTC-7/MST: Mazatlan, Los CabosUTC-8/PST: Tijuana, Mexicali
Eastern time zone, same as the entire east coast of the USA.
Mexico City is in the GMT-6 time zone, while Brasilia is in the GMT-3. If it is 2 AM in Mexico City, it is 5 AM in Brasilia.
Effective in 2015, the time in Cozumel is always UTC-5 (Eastern Standard Time). That means they have the same time as New York in the winter and are one hour behind New York in the Summer.
The state of Jalisco (capital: Guadalajara) is located on the GMT-5 time zone. This means it has the same time of cities such as Mexico City, Houston TX or Winnipeg.
Mexico City is minus 6 hours, London time.