What time is it in the United States and what is the weather?

The weather in China is now fine.

The U.S. is a vast country that spans multiple time zones at the same time, so time varies from region to region. However, we can determine whether it is day or night by referring to Eastern Time.

For example, when it is 9 p.m. Beijing time and 9 a.m. EST, most of the eastern U.S. is still in daylight conditions. When it's 9 a.m. Beijing time and 9 p.m. EST, it's already night in most of the eastern U.S.

Of course, as mentioned earlier, hail is a vast U.S. and there are other time zones. For example, Hawaii time is 6 hours behind EST, while Alaska time is 4 hours ahead of EST. Therefore, to determine whether it is day or night in the United States, specific time zones and geographical locations need to be considered.

In conclusion, whether the United States is now day or night depends on the specific time zone and geographical location. Taking the Eastern Time of the United States as a reference, most of the eastern U.S. annihilation chain is still in a daytime state.

When Daylight Saving Time is 10 a.m. Beijing time in the U.S., it's 10 p.m. the night before in the U.S. When the United States implements non-daylight saving time, 10 a.m. Beijing time, then the United States is 9 p.m. in the sky of the previous region. When Beijing is the 8th East Region and the United States is the 5th West District, Beijing time is exactly 12 hours ahead of the American time when Daylight Saving Time is implemented in the United States.

In non-daylight saving time, Beijing time is 13 hours ahead of Eastern Time. Therefore, the time difference between China and the United States is divided into the standard time difference between China and the United States and the time difference between China and the United States during summer time.

As the saying goes, it's better to teach a man to fish than to teach a man to fish, and you know how to calculate it when you look at yourself below. Hope it helps.

It's about 1:46 p.m. EST right now and it's about 11:46 a.m. EST.

Based on New York, USA: US time is 12 hours behind Beijing time. Your post will be posted at about 11 p.m. Beijing time on September 7, while New York time will be 11 a.m. Beijing time on September 7.

At present, we are at 23:21 on September 11th, the East 8th District in China, and the West 5th District in the United States, East plus West Minus, 23:21-14=10:21, and the United States is now 10:21 am on the 10th

The United States has 2 time systems, one is Eastern Time and one is Western Time.

Eastern time is in the West 5th District, generally referring to New York, and Western time in Washington, D.C. is in the West 8th District, such as San Francisco.

Then China uses Beijing time, which is the eighth zone in the east, and the conversion time is east plus west minus west, for example, Beijing time.

At 12 noon, New York (West 5th District) is +11 hours, so the time is 23:00, and San Francisco (West 8th District) is +10 hours, so the time is 20:00