Krasnodar in numbers
- Coordinates
- 45.0448, 38.9760
- Population
- 899 541
- Region
- Krasnodar Krai
- Country
- Russia, Europe
- Capital
- Moscow — 1194 km away
- Same name
- 1 more places in the world share this name
View the local time in Krasnodar, Krasnodar Krai, Russia, with the city’s sunrise, sunset, daylight, and weather information for accurate scheduling and practical daily planning.
Krasnodar, Russia
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+3 · Europe/Moscow
Local time in Krasnodar
UTC+3 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 05:50 Solar noon 12:25 Sunset 18:59 Daylight 13 h 08 min Night 10 h 52 min Civil twilight 05:20 – 19:29
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The clock on this page represents local time in Krasnodar. Use it when setting a city appointment, checking whether to call, planning a train or road departure, or coordinating work between Krasnodar and another location.
A reliable schedule includes the city, date, and clock time. Around midnight, the date can be as important as the hour. For future arrangements, verify the conversion for the event itself rather than copying the time difference from an earlier conversation.
Choose the event time on the Krasnodar clock. Include the local calendar date. Convert it for people outside the city. Check all entries once more before confirming. A bare clock time is wonderfully concise and occasionally belongs to the wrong day.
Sunrise and sunset show when the sun crosses the horizon on the selected date. Together they define the duration of daylight and make it easier to plan commuting, exercise, garden work, photography, and travel in natural light.
The length and timing of daylight change through the year. This is why an evening activity that begins in sunshine in one season may begin after sunset in another. Use the date selector for advance planning and avoid treating today’s solar information as a fixed city characteristic.
Twilight extends the transition between night and day. Some morning light appears before sunrise, and evening light remains after sunset. Weather, buildings, trees, and the observer’s local horizon determine how much of that light is actually useful.
The weather section is easier to interpret after choosing the relevant hour. Current observations describe recent conditions, while forecasts refer to later periods. Match the forecast to your planned start and finish rather than relying only on a broad daily description.
Temperature alone cannot tell you whether an activity will be comfortable. Wind, rain or snow, cloud, humidity, and visibility can change the experience and influence transport. Conditions outside Krasnodar may also differ from the city display, so longer routes warrant their own weather check.
Locate your plan on the local timeline. Determine whether it falls in daylight or twilight. Inspect the weather for that interval. Check transport and safety notices when conditions could disrupt travel.