Municipality of Juršinci, Slovenia
Municipality of Juršinci follows Slovenian civil time, using CET as standard time and CEST during daylight saving. Juršinci and the municipality’s villages all keep the same hour as the rest of the country.
Jursinci, Slovenia
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+2 · Europe/Ljubljana
Time and sun data for Jursinci — the largest city of Municipality of Juršinci
The sun in Jursinci
Sunrise 06:21 Solar noon 12:57 Sunset 19:32 Daylight 13 h 12 min Night 10 h 48 min Civil twilight 05:50 – 20:03
Slovenia · 16 cities
Largest cities
- Jursinci 381
- Zagorci 322
- Gabrnik 274
- Hlaponci 272
- Kukava 216
- Sakusak 209
- Rotman 158
- Dragovic 150
- Grlinci 146
- Bodkovci 124
- Hvaletinci 108
- Sencak Pri Jursincih 104
All cities
- Bodkovci
- Dragovic
- Gabrnik
- Gradiscak
- Grlinci
- Hlaponci
- Hvaletinci
- Jursinci
- Kukava
- Mostje
- Obcina Jursinci
- Oblaki
- Rotman
- Sakusak
- Sencak Pri Jursincih
- Zagorci
Current time in Municipality of Juršinci, Slovenia
Central European Time places Juršinci one hour ahead of UTC during standard time. When the national daylight-saving schedule is in effect, Central European Summer Time places it two hours ahead of UTC.
This shared system keeps local administration, travel, work, and communications aligned across Slovenia. If a phone or computer is set to Europe/Ljubljana and its automatic time feature is enabled, it can apply the relevant seasonal offset.
A vineyard slope can improve the view of sunset; persuading the Sun to respect dinner plans is another matter.
Settlements across the municipality
Juršinci is the municipal centre and the natural reference place for the area’s current time. Other settlements include Bodkovci, Gabrnik, Grlinci, Hlaponci, Kukava, Mostje, Rotman, Sakušak, Senčak pri Juršincih, and Zagorci.
These communities occupy the same time zone. Small differences in longitude within the municipality are irrelevant to civil clocks. Hills, slope direction, and the openness of the horizon can nevertheless make morning and evening light look different from one village to another.
Use Juršinci time for every address within the municipality. State CET or CEST when an international recipient could misread the time. Add the calendar date to any sunrise-based arrangement. Use weather and terrain information when actual visibility matters.
Sunrise over the Slovene Hills
Sunrise is not fixed to one clock reading. Its time changes gradually as the seasons progress, bringing longer daylight in the warmer part of the year and shorter daylight in the colder part. The daylight-saving change also alters how solar events appear on the clock.
A sunrise calculated for Juršinci is more suitable than a generic result for Slovenia because astronomical calculations depend on position. Even locally, a hill or line of trees may block the first direct rays. The calculated event remains valid although the Sun is not yet visible to a particular observer.
Farm work, walking, photography, and travel may depend on usable light rather than sunrise alone. Dawn begins before sunrise, while full illumination depends on cloud, fog, landscape, and the direction a slope faces.
Questions and answers
- What is the standard time in Juršinci?
- The standard time is CET, which is UTC+1.
- What happens during daylight saving?
- Juršinci follows CEST, changing the local offset to UTC+2.
- Do all villages in the municipality share sunrise?
- The calculated times are close, but the visible sunrise can differ because each location has a different horizon.