GMT β Greenwich Mean Time
Timezone Overview
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is a time standard used across the Europe region. The current local UTC offset is UTC+1. GMT (UTC+0) is the standard time variant of Greenwich / British Time. Regions following this timezone advance clocks to BST (UTC+1) during daylight saving periods.
Daylight Saving Time Counterpart: BST
GMT (UTC+0) serves as the standard civil time in the United Kingdom and Ireland during winter. During the warmer months, the UK advances to British Summer Time (BST, UTC+1).
GMT Timezone Details
Daylight Saving Time (DST) Information
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) participates in daylight saving time adjustments. During the standard time period, clocks operate at UTC+0, and during the daylight saving period, clocks advance by 1 hour to UTC+1.
Specific changeover dates depend on jurisdictional regulations. In North America transitions generally take place in March and November, in Europe transitions occur in late March and late October, and Southern Hemisphere zones transition between October and April.
