United States - California |
Australia - New South Wales |
Today @ 12:00 AM |
Today @ 7:00 PM |
Today @ 1:00 AM |
Today @ 8:00 PM |
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Today @ 9:00 PM |
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Today @ 4:00 AM |
Today @ 11:00 PM |
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Tomorrow @ 12:00 AM |
Today @ 6:00 AM |
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Today @ 7:00 AM |
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Today @ 11:00 AM |
Tomorrow @ 6:00 AM |
Today @ 12:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 7:00 AM |
Today @ 1:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 8:00 AM |
Today @ 2:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 9:00 AM |
Today @ 3:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 10:00 AM |
Today @ 4:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 11:00 AM |
Today @ 5:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 12:00 PM |
Today @ 6:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 1:00 PM |
Today @ 7:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 2:00 PM |
Today @ 8:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 3:00 PM |
Today @ 9:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 4:00 PM |
Today @ 10:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 5:00 PM |
Today @ 11:00 PM |
Tomorrow @ 6:00 PM |
Daylight Savings ends in parts of Australia on Sunday, April 2, 2006 |
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Daylight Savings starts in parts of North America Sunday, April 2, 2006 |
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So, on April 2nd, Sydney will turn its clocks Back 1 Hour while California will turn its clocks Forward 1 hour. Net Result? They cancel each other out, and the difference between the 2 locations will remain 19 Hours.