In what time zone is Montana in?

Answer 1

Normally 18 hours. Example: 1 AM Friday in Montana = 7 PM Friday in Queensland.

But there are exceptions: Both places observe Daylight Saving Time (DST) and twice a year switch their clocks -- but not always on the same day. There might be several days when the governments aren't in sync. Because those dates for change are subject to, well, change, we suggest that you check before fixating on that 18 hour number. But "normally" you can use 18 hours as a reference.

Answer 2

Well, the UK is five hours ahead of New York City (where I am, Eastern Time), and New York City is two hours ahead of Montana (Mountain Time). So, the time in the UK is 7 hours later than the time in Montana.
It's 9:15 a.m. here in New York, so it's 7:15 a.m. in Montana (and 2:15 p.m. in London, yes?).

Answer 3

The time throughout Montana is Mountain Daylight Saving Time, UTC - 6 hours, from the 2nd Sunday of March to the 1st Sunday of November and Mountain Standard Time, UTC - 7 hours, from the 1st Sunday of November to the 2nd Sunday of March.

Answer 4

Montana is mostly in the Mountain Time Zone. However, some counties in the western part of the state observe the Pacific Time Zone.

Answer 5

Missoula is in the State of Montana, which is in the Mountain Time Zone.

One hour ahead of Pacific Time, 2 hours behind Eastern Time.

Answer 6

Montana actually is a very special case when it comes to time zones. The common misconception is that Montana runs on Mountain Standard Time, when really, Montana has its own separate time zone.

Answer 7

Montana is in the Mountain time zone.