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Time there
How it works
there = here − offset here + offset thereEvery time zone is a fixed offset from UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) that can change twice a year for daylight saving time, on different dates in different countries. The time is first turned into UTC using the offset where you are, then into the other city’s time using its offset on that date. That’s why the date matters: New York and London are 5 hours apart most of the year, but only 4 for a few weeks in March and autumn.
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Find each city’s offset from UTC on that date
New York: UTC−5 · London: UTC -
Shift the time by the difference
9:00 AM + (5 h) = 2:00 PM -
Printed from rocketcalc.io/dates/time-zone