CST is Central Standard Time. CDT is Central Daylight Time. CT is Connecticut, but some people mistakenly use it as an abbreviation for Central Time. Daylight Saving Time begins and ends on dates set by law. Nationally, in 2012, it begins on March 11 at 2:00am and ends on November 4 at 2:00am, but states and regions may or may not choose to go along, so it is very important to use the full three letter abbreviation. Use CST when referring to time in the central time zone when and where Daylight Saving Time is not in effect. Use CDT when referring to time in the central time zone when and where Daylight Saving Time is in effect. Use CT to refer to Connecticut, or any number of other things abbreviated CT, but NEVER to identify a time zone, unless your goal is to confuse people.
States of the United States that are in more than one time zone are, in alphabetical order,... Alaska (MeST, AKST/AKDT & HAST/HADT) Arizona - March to November only (MST & MST/MDT) Florida (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Idaho (MST/MDT & PST/PDT) Indiana (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Kansas (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Kentucky (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Michigan (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Nebraska (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Nevada (MST/MDT & PST/PDT) North Dakota (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Oregon (MST/MDT & PST/PDT) South Dakota (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Tennessee (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Texas (CST/CDT & MST/MDT)
11:59 PM CST = 12:59 AM EST11:59 PM CDT = 11:59 PM ESTExample: During the summer, the time is the same in Chicago (CDT) and Jamaica (EST).
In 1957, Chicago would have been observing Central Daylight Time (CDT) on August 22nd. Chicago typically transitions to Central Standard Time (CST) in the fall.
Central Standard Time (CST) is used in Illinois from the first Sunday in November to the second Sunday in March. Central Daylight Time (CDT) is used from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November. This change corresponds with the daylight saving time periods in Illinois.
From 2 AM CDT (7 AM UTC) on the 1st Sunday of November until 2 AM CST (8 AM UTC) on the 2nd Sunday of March, the time in Katy is UTC-6 (Central Standard Time or CST). During the rest of the year, the time in Katy is UTC-5 (Central Daylight Saving Time or CDT).
States of the United States that are in more than one time zone are, in alphabetical order,... Alaska (MeST, AKST/AKDT & HAST/HADT) Arizona - March to November only (MST & MST/MDT) Florida (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Idaho (MST/MDT & PST/PDT) Indiana (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Kansas (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Kentucky (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Michigan (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Nebraska (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Nevada (MST/MDT & PST/PDT) North Dakota (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Oregon (MST/MDT & PST/PDT) South Dakota (CST/CDT & MST/MDT) Tennessee (EST/EDT & CST/CDT) Texas (CST/CDT & MST/MDT)
11:59 PM CST = 12:59 AM EST11:59 PM CDT = 11:59 PM ESTExample: During the summer, the time is the same in Chicago (CDT) and Jamaica (EST).
wHAT IS 11.00AM cdt
Colombia operates on Colombia Time (COT), which is UTC-5, the same as Central Standard Time (CST) when CST is not observing Daylight Saving Time. Therefore, 10 AM CST is also 10 AM in Colombia. However, if CST is observing Daylight Saving Time (CDT), which is UTC-5, then 10 AM CDT would be 9 AM in Colombia.
In 1957, Chicago would have been observing Central Daylight Time (CDT) on August 22nd. Chicago typically transitions to Central Standard Time (CST) in the fall.
Central Standard Time (CST) is used in Illinois from the first Sunday in November to the second Sunday in March. Central Daylight Time (CDT) is used from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November. This change corresponds with the daylight saving time periods in Illinois.
From 2 AM CDT (7 AM UTC) on the 1st Sunday of November until 2 AM CST (8 AM UTC) on the 2nd Sunday of March, the time in Katy is UTC-6 (Central Standard Time or CST). During the rest of the year, the time in Katy is UTC-5 (Central Daylight Saving Time or CDT).
Its GMT -5 hrs. CDT = GMT-5 hrs (i.e. if its 18:00 hrs @ GMT then it would be 13:00 hrs @ CDT) CDT stands for Central Daylight Time. Its basically Daylight Saving Time (DST) for Central Time (CT) which is applicable or get activated during summers only. You can say that CDT is the summer time zone for CT. Normally CT is GMT-6 hrs but due to this daylight saving it becomes DST @ GMT-5 with the saving of 1 hr. After the Summer months Central Time is shifted back by 1 hour to US Central Standard Time (CST) or (GMT-6). Regards Chander Sangra
Yes, Adelaide is in CST/CDT (the part of the Central Time Zone that observes Summer Time from October 'til April).
3 am PHT (Reminder: There is no part of the U. S. that uses CST between March and November. CST is the same as MDT, which is used in the U. S. during that time, and areas that are in CST during the winter are in CDT in spring & summer. CDT is an hour closer to Philippine Time than CST.)
Chicago was on Central Daylight Saving Time (CDT) 28 April 1957 - 27 October 1957.
Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) is 1 hour ahead of Mountain Standard Time (MST). Central Standard Time (CST) is 1 hour ahead of Mountain Standard Time (MST). So CST would be the same time as MDT. However, This would only occur for 1 hour during Autumn when CDT falls back to CST and MDT hasn't yet fallen back to MST.