Alvaro Obregon in numbers
- Coordinates
- 19.3750, -99.2198
- Population
- 726 664
- Region
- Mexico City
- Country
- Mexico, North America
- Capital
- Mexico City — 11 km away
- Same name
- 70 more places in the world share this name
Check the local time in Alvaro Obregon, Mexico City, together with sunrise, sunset, and weather. The information supports sensible timing for calls, commutes, errands, and outdoor plans without requiring separate clock, daylight, and forecast checks.
Alvaro Obregon, Mexico
Friday, 30 October 2026
UTC−6 · America/Mexico_City
Local time in Alvaro Obregon
UTC−6 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 6:38 AM Solar noon 12:22 PM Sunset 6:05 PM Daylight 11 h 28 min Night 12 h 32 min Civil twilight 6:15 AM – 6:28 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.
The time displayed here is the local clock to use for Alvaro Obregon. Consult it when coordinating from another region, and do not assume that your device’s hour matches the time intended by a contact in Mexico City.
For appointments, precision in wording matters. Write the full date and say that the hour is local to Alvaro Obregon or Mexico City. If several participants are converting it, a calendar invitation can provide another useful check, but the written reference time should remain visible.
Verify the recipient’s local hour before calling. Include the date in every firm arrangement. Name the place that defines the scheduled time. Check long-standing appointments again before the event. The phrase “around lunchtime” works beautifully until lunch is happening on two different clocks.
The sunrise and sunset listings show when the sun crosses the horizon for the relevant date and location. Use them to judge whether a walk, outdoor appointment, journey, or practical task begins and ends during the main daylight period.
Morning light develops around sunrise rather than appearing everywhere at precisely one moment. Structures, terrain, cloud, and the orientation of a road or window can change when direct sun is noticed. Evening light also fades gradually after sunset instead of ending abruptly.
When visibility is essential, allow extra time on both sides of the activity. If you are selecting a future date, read that date’s values rather than carrying over today’s figures, since the sun’s schedule changes as the seasons progress.
A useful weather check is attached to a particular hour. Start by deciding when you will be outside, then read the conditions expected during the whole period. Temperature alone may not describe comfort, because sunshine, rain, wind, and cloud all influence the experience.
Compare the starting hour with the appropriate forecast. Check the likely weather near the planned finish. Note whether sunset occurs while you are away. Refresh the page before departing. Weather information may be revised as conditions develop. Local variations are also possible within a large urban area. If a plan is sensitive to rain or visibility, prepare a covered route, different time, or indoor alternative instead of depending on a single forecast icon.
Reading the page as a whole gives useful context: the clock places the activity in the day, sunrise and sunset frame the available natural light, and the weather display helps you prepare for the conditions.