It is 5pm in parts of the Pacific time zone in North America, including regions of the United States such as California and Nevada.
8pm in Toronto is 5pm in Vancouver. Vancouver is in the Pacific Time Zone and is three hours behind Toronto, which is in the Eastern Time Zone.
5pm UTC = 9am PST = 10am PDT
The UK is 8 hours ahead of Pacific Time. So 10 PM Pacific Time is 6 AM GMT (Greenwich Mean Time, the time zone that the UK is on).
It would be 5pm in California. They are 3 hours behind the east coast
It is 5pm in parts of the Pacific time zone in North America, including regions of the United States such as California and Nevada.
8pm in Toronto is 5pm in Vancouver. Vancouver is in the Pacific Time Zone and is three hours behind Toronto, which is in the Eastern Time Zone.
5pm UTC = 9am PST = 10am PDT
The UK is 8 hours ahead of Pacific Time. So 10 PM Pacific Time is 6 AM GMT (Greenwich Mean Time, the time zone that the UK is on).
It would be 5pm in California. They are 3 hours behind the east coast
If it is 2:00 PM in Pacific Time, it is 5:00 PM in Eastern Time.... :).
Need to be more specific to what location (country, specific place) we are converting the time, for example; if 5pm in central time what would it be in eastern time, answer 6:00pm...
When it is 7 pm in eastern Florida, it is 4 pm in Nevada because Nevada is in the Pacific Time Zone, which is three hours behind Eastern Time.
5pm pacific 8pm eastern
7 p.m.
Vancouver is in the Pacific time zone. Halifax is in the Atlantic time zone. In between the two zones (from west to east) are 3 time zones: Mountain (e.g. Calgary), Central (e.g. Regina), and Eastern (e.g. Montreal).
When it is 5pm in Little Rock, it is 6pm in Cincinnati. Cincinnati is in the Eastern Time Zone, which is one hour ahead of the Central Time Zone where Little Rock is located.