Time Zones

There are six standard time zones in the United States.

• Eastern Time Zone (all the states along the East Coast as well as Florida*,
  Tennessee*, Kentucky*, Ohio, Indiana* and Michigan*) has a 5-hour time
  difference with the United Kingdom. When it is 10 a.m. here, it is 3 p.m. in the United Kingdom. *A part of each of these states is in the Central Time Zone.

• Central Time Zone (states* in the central part of the country) has a 6-hour
  time difference with the United Kingdom. *A part of North and South
  Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Texas is in the Mountain Time Zone.

• Mountain Time Zone (Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming,
  Idaho*, Montana and parts of Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and North
  Dakota) has a 7-hour time difference with the United Kingdom. *A part of
  Idaho is in the Pacific Time Zone.

• Pacific Time Zone (California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington) has an
  8-hour time difference with the United Kingdom. A small part of Oregon is
  in Mountain Time Zone.

• Alaska Time Zone (all of Alaska except for the Aleutian Islands) has a
  9-hour time difference with the United Kingdom.

• Hawaii–Aleutian Time Zone has a 10-hour time difference with the United Kingdom.