What Time is it in Pittsburgh?

Pittsburgh: Eastern Time (EDT, UTC−5 in winter, UTC−4 in summer). US daylight saving applies.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, keeps Eastern Time. A mid-June morning starts near 5:50 a.m.; the live reading is EDT, UTC−5 in winter, UTC−4 in summer.

Pittsburgh is Eastern Time. Ohio to the west is also Eastern; the Central Time line is further out, in Indiana and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Pittsburgh matches New York’s clock. When it is noon in Pittsburgh it is 9 a.m. in Los Angeles in January. When it is noon in Pittsburgh it is 5 p.m. in London all year.

Pittsburgh is about 20 minutes of solar time west of the Eastern Time meridian. Winter sunrises run later than in towns farther east that share the same offset.

In mid-January the sun rises about 23 minutes later here than in New York.

Sunrise and sunset in Pittsburgh

A typical mid-January day in Pittsburgh has sunrise around 7:42 a.m. and sunset around 5:17 p.m. (9 h 35 m of daylight). Mid-June stretches to about 5:50 a.m.–8:52 p.m. (15 h 02 m).

MonthSunriseSunsetDay length
January7:42 a.m.5:17 p.m.9 h 35 m
February7:15 a.m.5:55 p.m.10 h 40 m
March7:33 a.m.7:26 p.m.11 h 53 m
April6:43 a.m.7:58 p.m.13 h 15 m
May6:05 a.m.8:29 p.m.14 h 24 m
June5:50 a.m.8:52 p.m.15 h 02 m
July6:02 a.m.8:50 p.m.14 h 48 m
August6:31 a.m.8:20 p.m.13 h 49 m
September7:01 a.m.7:31 p.m.12 h 31 m
October7:31 a.m.6:42 p.m.11 h 11 m
November7:06 a.m.5:04 p.m.9 h 58 m
December7:36 a.m.4:55 p.m.9 h 18 m

Mid-month local times for 2026. Hills, weather, and the exact street change what you see by a few minutes.

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