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Converting from AM/PM to UTC
for both standard and daylight saving time
Standard Time:
When converting to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), the local AM/PM time
must be converted to a
24-hour clock.
Then, use the chart below to convert to UTC.
From Local Time to UTC:
Eastern Standard Time (EST) |
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EST + 5 hours = UTC |
Central Standard Time (CST) |
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CST + 6 hours = UTC |
Mountain Standard Time (MST) |
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MST + 7 hours = UTC |
Pacific Standard Time (PST) |
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PST + 8 hours = UTC |
Some Examples:
Local Date |
AM/PM Time |
24 Hour Clock |
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UTC Time |
UTC Date |
May 2nd |
9:59 AM (EST) |
959 (EST) |
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1459 |
May 2nd |
May 2nd |
1:00 PM (EST) |
1300 (EST) |
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1800 |
May 2nd |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (EST) |
1800 (EST) |
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2300 |
May 2nd |
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If the UTC time is greater than 2359, then you have
crossed over to the next day. So for example, 2430 becomes 0030 the
day after. |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (CST) |
1800 (CST) |
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0000
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May 3rd |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (MST) |
1800 (MST) |
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0100 |
May 3rd |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (PST) |
1800 (PST) |
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0200 |
May 3rd |
Daylight Saving Time:
When converting from Daylight Saving Time to UTC,
the conversions are similar but the UTC
Time is one hour less than when converting than its Standard Time counterpart.
Local AM/PM time must be converted to a
24-hour clock.
Then, use the chart below to convert to UTC.
From Local Daylight Saving Time to UTC:
Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) |
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EDT + 4 hours = UTC |
Central Daylight Time (CDT) |
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CDT + 5 hours = UTC |
Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) |
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MDT + 6 hours = UTC |
Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) |
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PDT + 7 hours = UTC |
Some Examples:
Local Date |
AM/PM Time |
24 Hour Clock |
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UTC Time |
UTC Date |
May 2nd |
9:59 AM (EDT) |
959 (EDT) |
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1359 |
May 2nd |
May 2nd |
1:00 PM (EDT) |
1300 (EDT) |
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1700 |
May 2nd |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (EDT) |
1800 (EDT) |
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2200 |
May 2nd |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (CDT) |
1800 (CDT) |
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2300
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May 2nd |
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If the UTC time is greater than 2359, then you have
crossed over to the next day. So for example, 2430 becomes 0030 the
day after. |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (MDT) |
1800 (MDT) |
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0000 |
May 3rd |
May 2nd |
6:00 PM (PDT) |
1800 (PDT) |
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0100 |
May 3rd |
24 hour clock
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utc to am/pm
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