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Munurinn frá Time.is var +0,027 sekúndur (±0,088 sekúndur).

04:53:15

sunnudagur, 30. mars, 2025, vika 13

Subotica skipti yfir í sumartími klukkan 02:00, sunnudagur, 30. mars. Klukkan var stillt eina klukkustund fram.
Sól: ↑ 06:23 ↓ 19:09 (12klst 46mín) - Meiri upplýsingar - Bæta við í uppáhaldsstaði

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This weekend:
Daylight Saving Time started in Europe, the Middle East and Greenland.

March 28 Friday

Israel

Switched at 02:00

March 29 Saturday

Greenland

Switched at 23:00

March 30 Sunday

Lebanon

Switched at 00:00

Europe

Switched at 00:00: Azores
Switched at 01:00: Canary Islands, Faroe Islands, Guernsey, Ireland, Isle of Man, Jersey, Portugal and United Kingdom
Switched at 02:00: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Vatican City
Switched at 03:00: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Ukraine and Åland Islands

Clocks should skip one hour forward when daylight saving time starts.
GMT is not observed in London and the United Kingdom when daylight saving time is observed.
Summer time starts at the same time in all of Europe (except Moldova), but at different local times, depending on the time zone.
Contrary to other locations that observe daylight saving time, Ireland has daylight saving time in the winter, and standard time in the summer. Winter time is still one hour behind summer time.
Türkiye and Iceland do not change between standard time and daylight saving time.

See our page about daylight saving time changes in 2025 or check specific location pages for more info.

Time.is

Klukkan í tölvunni þinni er hárrétt!

This weekend: Daylight Saving Time started in Europe, the Middle East and Greenland.

This weekend:
Daylight Saving Time started in Europe, the Middle East and Greenland.