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What time is it in Linfen, Shanxi, China

The live display provides Linfen’s current local time, while the sunrise, sunset, and weather sections describe the day outdoors. Use them together when scheduling communication, transport, sightseeing, or work in this city in Shanxi, China.

Linfen, China

Monday, 7 September 2026

UTC+8 · Asia/Shanghai

Local time in Linfen

UTC+8 · no daylight saving time

The sun today

Sunrise 6:11 AM Solar noon 12:34 PM Sunset 6:56 PM Daylight 12 h 45 min Night 11 h 15 min Civil twilight 5:45 AM – 7:22 PM

Weather in Linfen right now

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Weather data by Open-Meteo, updated every 30 minutes.

Linfen and its neighbours

Jinjiazhuang Wangzhuang Dongzhang Nanyang Shangguancun Ya’ergou Yukou Henan Dongguocun Linfen
Linfen at 36.0889, 111.5190 with the nearest towns within 13.7 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.

Linfen in numbers

Coordinates
36.0889, 111.5190
Population
959 198
Region
Shanxi
Country
China, Asia
Capital
Beijing — 602 km away
Same name
1 more places in the world share this name

Largest cities in Shanxi

Other places named Linfen

Same time zone — Asia/Shanghai

Nearby places

What time is it in Linfen

Linfen follows the single official time standard used in China. Its clocks align with Beijing and other Chinese cities, so domestic timetables do not require a regional offset. The position of the sun, however, remains specific to Linfen and the season.

To convert Linfen time for an international meeting, consult a current clock for each location. Do not assume the difference is fixed throughout the year, because another jurisdiction may change its clocks. Verify whether the intended appointment falls on the same date for everyone.

A written invitation is clearest when it includes the local date, time, and city. This is particularly valuable around midnight, where a vague reference to “Friday” can point to different periods for different participants. China gives Linfen a common clock; geography supplies the fine print in daylight.

Finding the useful daylight window

Today’s sunrise and sunset indicate when the sun crosses Linfen’s horizon. These moments offer useful boundaries for planning outdoor activity, but they are not exact measures of brightness at a particular street, courtyard, or valley.

Look up the correct calendar date. Use sunrise and sunset as planning anchors. Allow extra daylight for unfamiliar journeys. Expect weather and surroundings to affect visibility. Natural light is present before sunrise during dawn and persists after sunset during twilight. Hills, buildings, airborne haze, and thick clouds may obscure the sun or shorten the period that feels comfortably bright. When visibility is important, choose a time comfortably inside the daylight interval.

Seasonal change means that an arrangement suitable during one part of the year may not work in another. Recheck rather than copying an old itinerary.

Checking conditions before you go

The Linfen weather panel brings together information that can influence comfort and safety. Read temperature with the expected wind, cloud, and precipitation. For example, a dry reading and a wet reading at a similar temperature call for different preparation.

Check whether you are viewing a current observation or a forecast period. The observation describes conditions near its reporting time; the forecast addresses a later interval and remains subject to revision. For weather-sensitive plans, a recent update is more helpful than an earlier snapshot.

Match the forecast hour to your departure and return. Consider the most exposed part of the activity. Carry suitable protection when conditions warrant it. Reassess if the sky or wind changes noticeably.

Questions and answers

Does Linfen observe a different civil time from eastern China?
No. Linfen uses the same official time standard as cities across China.
Why should I check sunset for each date?
Its clock time changes during the year, so an earlier value may not fit a later plan.
Is a forecast the same as a current observation?
No. An observation reports recent conditions, while a forecast describes expected future conditions.
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