Nova Iguacu in numbers
- Coordinates
- -22.7592, -43.4511
- Population
- 843 046
- Region
- Rio de Janeiro
- Country
- Brazil, South America
- Capital
- Brasília — 904 km away
Nova Iguacu follows the local time used in Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil. Its current clock, sunrise and sunset schedule, and weather information provide a practical basis for arranging calls, commuting, appointments, and outdoor plans.
Nova Iguacu, Brazil
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC−3 · America/Sao_Paulo
Local time in Nova Iguacu
UTC−3 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 06:03 Solar noon 11:54 Sunset 17:46 Daylight 11 h 43 min Night 12 h 17 min Civil twilight 05:40 – 18:08
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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.
The clock displayed here gives the current local time in Nova Iguacu. Refer to it for work, transport, hotel arrangements, deliveries, events, and communication with people in the city. Brazil contains several time zones, so the country name alone is not enough for an accurate conversion. Nova Iguacu currently follows the same civil time as Rio de Janeiro city and does not use a seasonal daylight-saving clock change. Rules can be revised, making a live clock preferable for future planning.
Choose Nova Iguacu or Rio de Janeiro time in a converter. Specify the city when coordinating with another part of Brazil. Check whether an overseas participant changes clocks seasonally. Confirm the date when a conversation crosses midnight.
Brazil is large enough that “local time” deserves a city name and, occasionally, a second cup of coffee.
The sunrise and sunset times on this page apply to Nova Iguacu and the selected date. Their movement through the year affects the best hours for commuting, exercise, sightseeing, and other plans that benefit from natural light.
Sunrise marks the moment the sun crosses the horizon, not the first hint of morning brightness. Sunset similarly precedes the end of twilight. Hills, dense development, trees, and cloud can change when sunlight is actually visible from a neighbourhood or street.
For an outing near dusk, consider the return route as well as the destination. Allowing a buffer before sunset is more dependable than expecting full visibility until the exact listed time.
Weather can affect travel time and comfort across Nova Iguacu. Temperature, humidity, rain, sunshine, cloud, and wind should be read together rather than reduced to a single daily number. Consult the hourly forecast for your planned travel window.
Allow extra journey time when heavy rain is possible. Take water and sun protection for exposed daytime activities. Keep an indoor option for weather-sensitive arrangements. Conditions may change quickly, and rainfall can differ across the wider metropolitan area. Refresh the forecast close to departure and pay attention to current observations. If official warnings are issued, follow the relevant local guidance and adjust the plan.