What time is it in Quzhou, Zhejiang, China
Check the local time in Quzhou, Zhejiang, China, alongside the city’s sunrise, sunset, daylight, and weather details for straightforward daily and international planning.
Quzhou, China
Saturday, 24 October 2026
UTC+8 · Asia/Shanghai
Local time in Quzhou
UTC+8 · no daylight saving time
The sun today
Sunrise 6:12 AM Solar noon 11:50 AM Sunset 5:28 PM Daylight 11 h 16 min Night 12 h 44 min Civil twilight 5:48 AM – 5:52 PM
Weather in Quzhou right now
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Quzhou and its neighbours
Postal codes
- 324000
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.
Largest cities in Zhejiang
- Hangzhou 11 936 010
- Ningbo 3 731 203
- Puyang 3 590 000
- Wenzhou 2 650 000
- Shaoxing 2 300 000
- Taizhou 1 485 502
Other places named Quzhou
- Quzhou Hebei, China
Same time zone — Asia/Shanghai
Nearby places
- Qujiang Qu — 0.0 km
- Quzhou Shi — 1.9 km
- Dongzhou — 3.1 km
- Kecheng Qu — 3.6 km
- Meijia — 5.9 km
- Jiangjiatan — 6.3 km
What time is it in Quzhou
The Quzhou clock shows the time relevant to people and activities in the city. Refer to it before calling a business, joining an online event, arranging transport, or sending a deadline that must be understood locally.
For communication across locations, begin with the event’s Quzhou date and time. Convert that single moment for each participant and keep location labels visible. This avoids a common problem in which the hour is correct but the calendar day is not.
Record the date, not only the hour. State whether a deadline is based on Quzhou time. Check the conversion on the day of the event. Avoid vague labels such as “tonight” in international messages. A deadline without a named time zone is an invitation to submit both early and late.
Sunrise, sunset, and the shape of the day
The sunrise and sunset entries mark the sun’s passage across the horizon for Quzhou on a particular date. The period between them gives the day’s length and offers a practical window for plans that depend on natural light.
Daylight changes gradually over the seasons. If you are choosing a future departure, viewing time, or outdoor appointment, move to the intended date before relying on the listed values. Yesterday’s sunset may be close to today’s, but it is not automatically the right answer for another part of the year.
Morning brightness starts before sunrise during twilight, and some light remains after sunset. Local terrain, buildings, vegetation, cloud, and haze influence the visible experience. Treat the calculated events as reliable planning markers rather than promises about brightness at a particular doorway or street.
Putting weather beside the clock
A weather reading becomes more useful when connected to a specific hour. Check whether the information describes present conditions or a later forecast, then match it to your activity. Temperature, wind, cloud, precipitation, and visibility each answer a different practical question.
For example, an afternoon may be warm but overcast, or the temperature may appear comfortable while wind makes an exposed location less pleasant. Rain can influence travel long before it changes an appointment’s scheduled time. The clock tells you when; weather helps you decide how to prepare.
Locate the hour when you expect to be outside. Compare that hour with sunrise and sunset. Read the forecast for the matching period. Review newer information before leaving.
Questions and answers
- What does the main clock represent?
- It represents local civil time in Quzhou and is the appropriate reference for plans based in the city.
- Can sunset tell me exactly when street conditions become dark?
- No. Twilight and local surroundings affect visible light after sunset.
- Should I use current weather for a later appointment?
- Use the forecast for the appointment’s hour, then check current conditions again when departure approaches.