Morelos, Mexico
Morelos keeps Central Standard Time at UTC−6 all year. Cuernavaca, Jiutepec, Cuautla, and the state’s other municipalities use one clock, although sunrise appears at slightly different moments from place to place.
Cuernavaca, Mexico
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC−6 · America/Mexico_City
Time and sun data for Cuernavaca — the largest city of Morelos
The sun in Cuernavaca
Sunrise 6:24 AM Solar noon 12:37 PM Sunset 6:51 PM Daylight 12 h 27 min Night 11 h 33 min Civil twilight 6:02 AM – 7:13 PM
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Largest cities
- Cuernavaca 338 650
- Jiutepec 215 357
- Cuautla 157 336
- Yautepec 105 780
- Temixco 97 788
- Emiliano Zapata 49 193
- San Pablo Autopan 35 141
- San Mateo Otzacatipan 22 656
- Reyes Acozac 21 910
- Zacatepec de Hidalgo 21 586
- Puente De Ixtla 21 098
- San Pedro Totoltepec 21 076
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- 10 de Abril
- 19 de Febrero de 1812
- 1ra. Sección Colonia Villa Morelos
- 24 de Febrero
- 3 de Mayo
- 5 de Mayo
- Abelardo L. Rodriguez
- Acamilpa
- Acatlipa
- Acayucan
- Achichipico
- Achichipico
- Acoculco
- Acolapan
- Actopan
- Acuitlapilco
- Adolfo López Mateos
- Adolfo López Mateos
- Adolfo López Mateos
- Adolfo López Mateos
- Adolfo López Mateos
- Adolfo Lopez Mateos
- Adolfo Ruiz Cortínez
- Agricola Veintiocho de Agosto
- Agua Azul
- Agua Blanca
- Agua Del Coyote
- Agua del Zorro
- Agua Fría
- Agua Fría
- Agua Hedionda
- Agua Salada
- Agua Salada
- Agua Tepechi
- Agua Zarca
- Aguaje Zacualpan
- Aguatepec
- Aguayocan
- Ahitec
- Ahuatepec
- Ahuatlán
- Ahuatlan (Asuncion Ahuatlan)
- Ahuaxtla
- Ahuazutlán
- Ahuehuetes
- Ahuehuetitla
- Ahuehuetzingo
- Ahuilican
- Ajahuacostla
- Ajuchitlan
- Alarcón
- Alcanfores
- Alcanfores
- Alegría
- Alejandra
- Alejandra
- Alfredo V. Bonfil
- Alfredo V. Bonfil
- Alfredo V. Bonfil
- Alfredo V. Bonfil (Chacampalco)
- Alianza
- Almolonca
- Alpuyeca
- Alta Palmira
- Alta Vista
- Alta Vista
- Altica
- Altos de Oaxtepec
- Álvaro Leonel
- Amacuitlapilco
- Amacuzac
- Amador Salazar
- Amador Salazar
- Amatitlán
- Amatitlán
- Amatlan De Quetzalcoatl
- Amatlipac (San Agustin Amatlipac)
- Amayuca
- Ameyalco
- Ameyaltitla (La Cohetería)
- Amialtenco
- Amilcingo
- Amilcingo
- Amilcingo
- Ampliacion Alvaro Leonel (Revolucion Del Sur)
- Ampliacion Atlihuayan
- Ampliación Benito Juárez
- Ampliacion Benito Juarez
- Ampliacion Biznaga Uno
- Ampliación Cazahuatera
- Ampliacion Chapultepec
- Ampliación Chinameca
- Ampliacion Colonia El Mirador (Ampliacion Bomba)
- Ampliacion Colonia Jardines De La Herradura
- Ampliación Colonia Norte
- Ampliacion De Los Amates
- Ampliación Dos De La Tres De Mayo
- Ampliacion El Calvario
- Ampliacion Francisco I. Madero
- Ampliación Gabriel Tepepa
- Ampliacion Gabriel Tepepa
- Ampliación Galeana Sur
- Ampliación Iztaccíhuatl
- Ampliacion Jacarandas
- Ampliación Juan González y Año 2000
- Ampliación Justo Sierra [subestación Eléctrica]
- Ampliación La Cruz (Ampliación Los Ramos)
- Ampliación La Cucaracha
- Ampliación La Florida
- Ampliación la Pintora
- Ampliacion La Quebradora
- Ampliación Las Flores
- Ampliacion Las Fuentes
- Ampliación Lázaro Cárdenas
- Ampliación Lázaro Cárdenas (El Molino)
- Ampliacion Lomas Del Real
- Ampliacion Lopez Portillo
- Ampliacion Manzanares
- Ampliación Miguel De La Madrid
- Ampliacion Miguel Hidalgo
- Ampliación Miguel Hidalgo
- Ampliacion Nicolas Bravo
- Ampliacion Paracas
- Ampliación Pedro Amaro
- Ampliacion Plutarco Elias Calles
- Ampliacion San Antonio
- Ampliacion Santa Cruz
- Ampliacion Santa Rosa
- Ampliacion Vicente Guerrero
- Ampliación Vicente Guerrero
- Ampliacion Zaragoza
- Analco
- Andaro
- Anenecuilco
- Animas
- Año de Juárez
- Antonio Barona
- Apancingo
- Apantenco
- Apatlaco
- Apotla
- Aquiles Serdán
- Araucaria
- Arboleda Chipitlan
- Arboleda del Centenario
- Arboledas
- Arboledas del Río
- Arboledas del Sur
- Arcos de Xiutepec
- Arquitecto Gerardo Pérez Rodríguez
- Arroyo Bugambilias
- Arroyo Vista Hermosa
- Arroyos de Xochitepec
- Asociacion De Colonos De Tepeyac
- Asociación De Colonos Hacienda La Alborada
- Astillero El Fraile
- Atenatitlán
- Atiopa
- Atiopa (Mi Bohío)
- Atlacahualoya
- Atlacholoaya
- Atlacomulco
- Atlatlahucan
- Atotonilco
- Atzingo Diamante
- Atzompa
- Atzunco
- Avícola Fresco Pollo
- Axalco
- Axochiapa
- Axochiapan
- Ayala
- Azteca
- Balcones de Tehuixtla
- Balcones de Tepuente
- Banos
- Barranca Amatzinac
- Barranca Colorada
- Barranca Del Ahuehuete
- Barranca Del Muerto
- Barranca del Muerto
- Barranca Honda
- Barranca Seca
- Barrio De Guadalupe
- Barrio De La Cruz
- Barrio De La Santa Cruz
- Barrio De San Martín
- Barrio de San Miguel
- Barrio El Espino
- Barrio Gualupita
- Barrio San Jose
- Barrio San Marcos (El Moral)
- Barrio San Martín
- Barrio Segundo
- Barrio Tezoyo
- Barrio Tezoyo (El Cuartel)
- Base Tranquilidad
- Bassoco
- Beit Mellat
- Bella Vista
Current time in Morelos, Mexico
The local time displayed for Morelos applies throughout this compact state. There is no time adjustment when traveling between Cuernavaca, the Cuautla area, the southern lowlands, or communities near the state’s mountainous northern edge.
Because the clock is not advanced seasonally, appointments within Morelos are straightforward to compare. Extra care is useful for remote meetings: another country or region may begin or end daylight saving time, temporarily changing its time difference from Morelos.
Morelos is small enough for one clock, though traffic can still create several opinions about arrival time.
Cities sharing the Central Time clock
Central Standard Time places Morelos six hours behind Coordinated Universal Time. The offset is written UTC−6. Around midnight, a UTC conversion may also change the date, so both the hour and the calendar day should be verified.
Common reference points within the state include: Cuernavaca, the capital and a principal urban center Jiutepec, adjoining the Cuernavaca urban area Cuautla, an important city in eastern Morelos Temixco, south of Cuernavaca
Jojutla, serving communities in the southern part of the state All of these places use the same official time. Their daily routines are not necessarily identical: office hours, public transport, and local events remain matters for the relevant venue or municipality.
Sunrise between valleys and mountains
Sunrise calculations depend on date and coordinates. Within Morelos, differences in east-west position are modest, but the state’s terrain matters to what an observer sees. A ridge can hide the Sun after its calculated rise, while an open eastern horizon reveals it sooner.
Seasonal movement of the Sun changes dawn, sunrise, and sunset without any clock adjustment. For hiking, photography, gardening, or an early departure, check the chosen locality on the actual date. Dawn begins before sunrise, but the amount of useful light depends on clouds, terrain, and the activity.
Look up the nearest town rather than using a national value. Distinguish sunrise from first light or civil twilight. Allow for the eastern horizon at the precise site. Check weather separately; a clock cannot predict cloud cover.
Questions and answers
- Does Cuernavaca observe daylight saving time?
- No. Cuernavaca remains on Central Standard Time throughout the year.
- Is Cuautla in another time zone?
- No. Cuautla and Cuernavaca both use UTC−6.
- Can sunrise be hidden after its listed time?
- Yes. The listed calculation uses an ideal horizon, while mountains, buildings, or clouds can delay visible sunlight.