About Miami Time
Miami, located in Florida, operates on the Eastern Time Zone. This means it observes Eastern Standard Time (EST) during the winter and Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) during the summer. The state of Florida observes daylight saving time, advancing clocks by one hour in the spring and turning them back in the autumn. EST is 5 hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC-5), while EDT is 4 hours behind (UTC-4).
🌍 Timezone
America/New_York (EST/EDT)
UTC-5 (Winter)
UTC-4 (Summer)
☀️ Daylight Saving Time
Florida observes DST
Clocks change in March & November
Time moves forward 1 hour in summer
📍 Location
Latitude: 25.7617° N
Longitude: 80.1918° W
Major city in Florida, USA
Current Time in Major Timezones
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Time in Miami vs Major Cities
As a global hub for finance, culture, and travel, knowing the time in Miami is key. Here is a comparison of Miami time with other major cities:
Time Differences
Los Angeles: -3 hours
London: +5 hours
Paris: +6 hours
Dubai: +8 hours (Summer) / +9 hours (Winter)
Tokyo: +13 hours (Summer) / +14 hours (Winter)
Practical Time Information
Miami is renowned for its vibrant, round-the-clock energy, especially in areas like South Beach where nightlife often extends until dawn. Knowing the local time is crucial for making dinner reservations, planning beach outings, and coordinating with international business partners in this bustling metropolis.
Daylight hours are plentiful, especially in summer, when the sun can rise before 6:30 AM and set after 8:00 PM. In winter, sunrise is around 7:00 AM, with sunset occurring around 5:30 PM.
Time in Major Cities
Compare Miami time with major cities around the world. All times are synchronized and updated in real-time.