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What time is it in Yichang, Hubei, China

See Yichang’s local time together with sunrise, sunset, and weather information for this city in Hubei, China. The page helps translate distant schedules into local hours and place outdoor plans within the day’s light and conditions.

Yichang, China

Monday, 2 November 2026

UTC+8 · Asia/Shanghai

Local time in Yichang

UTC+8 · no daylight saving time

The sun today

Sunrise 6:51 AM Solar noon 12:20 PM Sunset 5:48 PM Daylight 10 h 57 min Night 13 h 03 min Civil twilight 6:26 AM – 6:13 PM

Weather in Yichang right now

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Yichang and its neighbours

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Yichang at 30.7144, 111.2850 with the nearest towns within 6.3 km · open in OpenStreetMap

Postal codes

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.

Yichang in numbers

Coordinates
30.7144, 111.2850
Population
1 350 150
Region
Hubei
Country
China, Asia
Capital
Beijing — 1121 km away
Same name
6 more places in the world share this name

Largest cities in Hubei

Other places named Yichang

Same time zone — Asia/Shanghai

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What time is it in Yichang

The time displayed is the current local reading for Yichang. It can be used for immediate coordination or as the starting point for calculating what the same moment looks like on another city’s clock.

Do not omit the calendar date from an international arrangement. If one location has already passed midnight, matching hours without matching dates can put a meeting on separate days. Copy the current Yichang hour accurately.

Translate it for the other location involved. Compare the corresponding local dates. Confirm the result in a format everyone understands. A time conversion written on a scrap of paper is useful; remembering which direction you converted is the premium feature.

Yichang is in Hubei, China. Including that administrative area makes the destination unambiguous when searching for a forecast or building an itinerary.

Sun times for Yichang

Sunrise and sunset are astronomical reference events stated according to Yichang’s local clock. Together, they indicate the principal span of daylight for the date shown on the page. They are not measurements of brightness at a particular address. Terrain, structures, cloud, and the direction of view influence when direct sunlight first appears and how quickly evening seems to darken.

Refer to sunrise before setting a very early departure. Use sunset when estimating the usable light near day’s end. Leave a margin for routes affected by shade or obstructions. Look up the intended date because solar times are seasonal.

Dawn occurs before the listed sunrise, and twilight follows the stated sunset. Whether either period provides adequate visibility depends on the activity and the surrounding conditions.

Combining time with weather

A useful weather check is tied to a particular hour. Current conditions matter for an immediate departure; a forecast for the correct later interval matters more if the activity will begin after several hours.

Temperature, rainfall, wind, humidity, and cloud each answer different practical questions. An apparently mild temperature may still accompany wet, windy, or heavily overcast conditions. Match the forecast window to the full duration of the outing.

Review rain information for travel and surface conditions. Relate cloud cover to plans requiring sunshine. Check again if the activity is difficult to move indoors. Weather forecasts remain estimates and may be revised. Combining the newest forecast with direct observation is more useful than treating an earlier prediction as a fixed timetable.

Questions and answers

Is this page specifically for Yichang in Hubei?
Yes. Its time, daylight, and weather context refers to Yichang, Hubei, China.
Why can direct sunlight appear later than sunrise?
The official event is calculated at the horizon, while hills, buildings, or clouds can block the sun from a particular viewpoint.
How often should I revisit the forecast?
Check again near departure and whenever changed conditions would materially affect the activity.
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