Campo Grande in numbers
- Coordinates
- -20.4428, -54.6464
- Population
- 906 092
- Region
- Mato Grosso do Sul
- Country
- Brazil, South America
- Capital
- Brasília — 881 km away
- Same name
- 83 more places in the world share this name
The local time in Campo Grande is the live clock reading shown here. Consult its sunrise, sunset, and weather details too when planning the day in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.
Campo Grande, Brazil
Sunday, 8 November 2026
UTC−4 · America/Campo_Grande
Local time in Campo Grande
UTC−4 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 4:54 AM Solar noon 11:24 AM Sunset 5:53 PM Daylight 12 h 58 min Night 11 h 02 min Civil twilight 4:31 AM – 6:16 PM
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Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.
Campo Grande uses the civil time applicable in Mato Grosso do Sul. Brazil does not currently observe daylight saving time, but time policies can change, and foreign locations may shift seasonally. The live display therefore provides a safer answer than a memorised offset.
Check the date whenever coordinating with Europe, North America, Asia, or another distant region. The second location may be on a different day, and its seasonal clock rules may alter the gap at certain times of year.
Use the current Campo Grande display for immediate coordination. Add the date and city to appointment messages. Verify future international events nearer their scheduled day. Check both locations separately when daylight saving is involved.
The arithmetic was flawless; unfortunately, the appointment lived in a different time zone.
The listed sunrise and sunset are calculated for Campo Grande on the selected date. They identify the Sun’s horizon crossings and help define the daylight portion of the day. Their clock times and the duration between them vary seasonally.
Light begins developing before sunrise during dawn and fades after sunset during dusk. Consequently, neither event is a switch between total darkness and full daylight. Clouds, rain, haze, vegetation, buildings, and the observer’s horizon can further affect perceived brightness.
For a journey or outdoor task, decide whether twilight is sufficient or full daylight is necessary. For viewing or photographing a solar event, arrive with enough time to select an open horizon and assess the sky.
Weather determines the conditions accompanying a scheduled hour. Temperature influences comfort, rain may interrupt outdoor activity, wind can complicate exposed plans, and clouds can remove a direct view of the Sun. These effects are practical rather than changes to the official clock.
Check the local time and calendar date. Compare the plan with sunrise and sunset. Review the latest temperature, rain, wind, and visibility details. Consult current warnings when conditions may be hazardous.
Forecasts are updated as observations and expectations change. A citywide summary may not capture every local variation, so check close to the relevant time. For safety-critical choices, follow instructions issued by responsible local authorities rather than relying only on a general forecast.