Fuseaux horaires et abréviations
People type abbreviations the way they type city names, so each one gets a page with a live clock. The ambiguous ones (IST means three different things 4½ hours apart, CST means three things 14 hours apart) say so at the top instead of quietly picking one.
Abréviations
| Code | Nom | Maintenant | Dépassement | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UTC | Coordinated Universal Time | 7:16 pm | UTC+0 | |
| GMT | Greenwich Mean Time | 7:16 pm | UTC+0 | ambigu |
| EST | Eastern Standard Time | 3:16 pm | UTC-4 | ambigu |
| EDT | Eastern Daylight Time | 3:16 pm | UTC-4 | |
| CST | Central Standard Time | 2:16 pm | UTC-5 | ambigu |
| CDT | Central Daylight Time | 2:16 pm | UTC-5 | |
| MST | Mountain Standard Time | 1:16 pm | UTC-6 | ambigu |
| MDT | Mountain Daylight Time | 1:16 pm | UTC-6 | |
| PST | Pacific Standard Time | 12:16 pm | UTC-7 | ambigu |
| PDT | Pacific Daylight Time | 12:16 pm | UTC-7 | |
| AKST | Alaska Standard Time | 11:16 am | UTC-8 | |
| HST | Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time | 9:16 am | UTC-10 | |
| AST | Atlantic / Arabia Standard Time | 4:16 pm | UTC-3 | ambigu |
| NST | Newfoundland Standard Time | 4:46 pm | UTC-2:30 | |
| BST | British Summer Time | 8:16 pm | UTC+1 | ambigu |
| WET | Western European Time | 8:16 pm | UTC+1 | |
| CET | Central European Time | 9:16 pm | UTC+2 | |
| CEST | Central European Summer Time | 9:16 pm | UTC+2 | |
| EET | Eastern European Time | 10:16 pm | UTC+3 | |
| EEST | Eastern European Summer Time | 10:16 pm | UTC+3 | |
| MSK | Moscow Time | 10:16 pm | UTC+3 | |
| TRT | Turkey Time | 10:16 pm | UTC+3 | |
| IRST | Iran Standard Time | 10:46 pm | UTC+3:30 | |
| GST | Gulf Standard Time | 11:16 pm | UTC+4 | |
| PKT | Pakistan Standard Time | 12:16 am | UTC+5 | |
| IST | India / Irish / Israel Standard Time | 12:46 am | UTC+5:30 | ambigu |
| NPT | Nepal Time | 1:01 am | UTC+5:45 | |
| ICT | Indochina Time | 2:16 am | UTC+7 | |
| WIB | Western Indonesian Time | 2:16 am | UTC+7 | |
| SGT | Singapore Time | 3:16 am | UTC+8 | |
| MYT | Malaysia Time | 3:16 am | UTC+8 | |
| HKT | Hong Kong Time | 3:16 am | UTC+8 | |
| PHT | Philippine Time | 3:16 am | UTC+8 | |
| JST | Japan Standard Time | 4:16 am | UTC+9 | |
| KST | Korea Standard Time | 4:16 am | UTC+9 | |
| AWST | Australian Western Standard Time | 3:16 am | UTC+8 | |
| ACST | Australian Central Standard Time | 4:46 am | UTC+9:30 | |
| AEST | Australian Eastern Standard Time | 5:16 am | UTC+10 | |
| AEDT | Australian Eastern Daylight Time | 5:16 am | UTC+10 | |
| NZST | New Zealand Standard Time | 8:16 am | UTC+13 | |
| NZDT | New Zealand Daylight Time | 8:16 am | UTC+13 | |
| CHST | Chamorro Standard Time | 5:16 am | UTC+10 | |
| SAST | South Africa Standard Time | 9:16 pm | UTC+2 | |
| EAT | East Africa Time | 10:16 pm | UTC+3 | |
| CAT | Central Africa Time | 9:16 pm | UTC+2 | |
| WAT | West Africa Time | 8:16 pm | UTC+1 | |
| BRT | Brasília Time | 4:16 pm | UTC-3 | |
| ART | Argentina Time | 4:16 pm | UTC-3 | |
| CLT | Chile Standard Time | 4:16 pm | UTC-3 | |
| COT | Colombia Time | 2:16 pm | UTC-5 | |
| PET | Peru Time | 2:16 pm | UTC-5 | |
| VET | Venezuela Time | 3:16 pm | UTC-4 |
Compensations GMT et UTC
Un décalage fixe ne change jamais avec l'heure d'été, mais les lieux qui s'y trouvent changent deux fois par an, donc chaque page recalcule sa liste en direct.
États-Unis, état par État
Y compris les plus gênants : l'Arizona ne change pas ses horloges, l'Indiana n'a commencé qu'en 2006 et cinq États sont coupés en deux par une limite de zone.
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Horloges qui ignorent entièrement les fuseaux horaires
Deux tentatives en un jour sans elles : une de 1793, une de 1998. Les deux divisent le jour par mille et les deux vivent ici.