Montana has observed Daylight Saving Time from 1918 to 1921, 1942 through 1945 ("Mountain War Time"), and every year since 1965.
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Greece follows the East European Time(EET). The standard time is GMT+2(until March 28, 2010, 2:59:59). The summer time(Daylight Saving Time) is GMT+3 (until Oct 31, 2010, 3:59:59). The dates for the application of Daylight Saving Time are different for different years.
probs around 6:30.
4:17 PM 12:00am
Arizona is on what is called Mountain Time, abbreviated MT, or more specifically Mountain Standard Time (MST). Most of the state does not use Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) as other states do.It is on Mountain Standard Time (MST) year round. Since MST is equivalent to PDT, Arizona is on the same time as California from mid-March to early November. During the winter months, from early November to early March, Arizona is on MST, which means it would be on the same time as Colorado during those months, which is also on MST.---Most of Arizona does not observe daylight savings time, so generally there is no need to change your clocks back or forward. This can cause some confusion when dealing with other states that DO use daylight savings time. During the colder months, all of the nation observes standard time. During this time, Arizona time is the same as Mountain Standard Time (MST), which is the same as Denver, Colorado; 2 hours earlier than Eastern Standard Time (EST).In the warmer months, most of the country observes daylight savings time. During this time, areas observing daylight savings set their clocks ahead one hour. Arizona time would then coincide with Pacific Daylight Time (PDT), the same as California, which is three hours earlier than Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), the time zone used in New York.* All Navajo Nation lands in Arizona do observe daylight savings time (Mountain Daylight Time or MDT). Navajo Nation land in Arizona comprises 15,881 square miles. This is equivalent to nearly 14% of Arizona's total area.
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10 am MT
Greece follows the East European Time(EET). The standard time is GMT+2(until March 28, 2010, 2:59:59). The summer time(Daylight Saving Time) is GMT+3 (until Oct 31, 2010, 3:59:59). The dates for the application of Daylight Saving Time are different for different years.
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probs around 6:30.
4:17 PM 12:00am
Arizona is on what is called Mountain Time, abbreviated MT, or more specifically Mountain Standard Time (MST). Most of the state does not use Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) as other states do.It is on Mountain Standard Time (MST) year round. Since MST is equivalent to PDT, Arizona is on the same time as California from mid-March to early November. During the winter months, from early November to early March, Arizona is on MST, which means it would be on the same time as Colorado during those months, which is also on MST.---Most of Arizona does not observe daylight savings time, so generally there is no need to change your clocks back or forward. This can cause some confusion when dealing with other states that DO use daylight savings time. During the colder months, all of the nation observes standard time. During this time, Arizona time is the same as Mountain Standard Time (MST), which is the same as Denver, Colorado; 2 hours earlier than Eastern Standard Time (EST).In the warmer months, most of the country observes daylight savings time. During this time, areas observing daylight savings set their clocks ahead one hour. Arizona time would then coincide with Pacific Daylight Time (PDT), the same as California, which is three hours earlier than Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), the time zone used in New York.* All Navajo Nation lands in Arizona do observe daylight savings time (Mountain Daylight Time or MDT). Navajo Nation land in Arizona comprises 15,881 square miles. This is equivalent to nearly 14% of Arizona's total area.
who was the lady in mt. shasta? why did she start fires?
The post time of the 2009 Kentucky Derby is 4:04 pm MT. NBC coverage starts at 3:00 pm MT.
No, Mt Hikurangi/Gisborne/East Coast is.
CET is Central European Time, which is just east of Greenwich Time (Universal Coordinated Time), so it is one hour later in the CET Zone than in London. By MT I presume you mean Mountain Time, not the state of Montana, most of which is in the Mountain Time Zone anyway, which is 2 zones west of Eastern Time. Eastern Time is 5 zones west of Greenwich, so MT is 8 time zones west of CET. So when it is 10 am CET it is 8 hours earlier in the MT zone, or 2 am. That is assuming both zones are on standard time and not Daylight Savings Time or Summer Time, etc.
no snowboarding didn't start here