Omsk in numbers
- Coordinates
- 54.9924, 73.3686
- Population
- 1 172 070
- Region
- Omsk Oblast
- Country
- Russia, Europe
- Capital
- Moscow — 2236 km away
Omsk observes its regional local time in Omsk Oblast. Check the clock on this page alongside today’s sunrise, sunset, and weather to coordinate calls, departures, errands, and outdoor activities without confusing the hour with daylight or conditions.
Omsk, Russia
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+6 · Asia/Omsk
Local time in Omsk
UTC+6 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 06:19 Solar noon 13:07 Sunset 19:55 Daylight 13 h 36 min Night 10 h 24 min Civil twilight 05:41 – 20:33
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The displayed clock is the direct reference for the current time and date in Omsk. Russia spans multiple time zones, so “time in Russia” is not precise enough when arranging a call or journey; the city must be identified.
For a remote meeting, compare Omsk with the participant’s actual location. Pay special attention to events near midnight, when both people may see the same appointment as belonging to different calendar dates. Writing the city beside the time prevents avoidable ambiguity.
Check the present time in Omsk. Compare it with the other named city. Verify both calendar dates. Put the agreed zone or city in the invitation. Russia is wide enough that “I’ll call in the morning” deserves a city name and possibly an apology.
The sunrise and sunset entries show the boundaries of the day’s direct solar interval. These times move significantly with the seasons, so winter and summer routines can differ even when the clock schedule remains unchanged.
Twilight provides some light before sunrise and after sunset, but it should not be mistaken for full daylight. Snow, cloud, fog, nearby buildings, and the openness of the route can all change apparent brightness and visibility.
When scheduling a walk, drive, photograph, or job outdoors, use the values for the exact date. For a multi-day itinerary, check each day separately. A plan that merely says “before sunset” is safer when it includes a buffer for delays.
Omsk weather may affect both comfort and travel time. The current observation tells you what is happening now; the forecast addresses later periods. Temperature, precipitation, wind, and visibility deserve separate attention because a single summary icon cannot express every relevant condition.
Compare the temperature with what your clothing can handle. Look for precipitation during the full time you will be outside. Review wind if your route is exposed. Allow for reduced visibility or slower travel where appropriate.
Check for updated information immediately before departure. Sunset does not describe road conditions, and temperature does not describe available light. Combine the clock, solar times, and forecast only after understanding what each measure says. That produces a practical schedule without asking one piece of data to answer every question.