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Al Bayda, Yemen

Al Bayda observes Yemen Standard Time throughout the year. Its clocks are set to UTC+3, with no seasonal adjustment. Sunrise must be checked for a particular date because daylight changes gradually over the annual cycle.

Al Bayda, Yemen

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+3 · Asia/Aden

Time and sun data for Al Bayda — the largest city of Al Bayda

The sun in Al Bayda

Sunrise 05:47 Solar noon 11:58 Sunset 18:09 Daylight 12 h 22 min Night 11 h 38 min Civil twilight 05:26 – 18:31

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Current time in Al Bayda, Yemen

Local time in Al Bayda is three hours ahead of UTC. When it is 08:00 in Coordinated Universal Time, it is 11:00 in the governorate. Subtract three hours when converting Al Bayda time back to UTC. The same standard applies everywhere in Yemen. Residents travelling between Al Bayda and neighbouring governorates keep their watches unchanged, although schedules may follow different local customs.

A single time zone removes clock arithmetic, but it cannot make a mountain road any shorter.

Places and settlements in Al Bayda

Al Bayda is an inland governorate with elevated country, valleys, towns, and rural districts. Al Bayda city is its administrative centre. Rada’a is another prominent city associated with the region, while smaller district centres serve communities across the surrounding landscape.

Useful place names for a regional time or weather search include: Al Bayda, the governorate’s namesake capital Rada’a, a historic urban centre Mukayras, in the southern part of the wider region As Sawadiyah, a district centre

Az Zahir, one of the governorate’s local administrative areas This is not a population ranking. Settlement sizes and administrative definitions require a dated census or another clearly identified dataset. For ordinary clock use, the important point is simpler: all these places share UTC+3.

Reading a sunrise time correctly

A sunrise listing represents an astronomical calculation for selected coordinates. It is not a promise that direct sunlight will become visible at precisely that minute. Al Bayda’s uneven terrain can place a ridge between an observer and the geometric horizon, delaying the first sight of the Sun.

Seasonal movement affects both sunrise and sunset. The change usually happens in small daily steps, so copying a value from another month can make an early appointment less reliable. Elevation, the selected map point, and the calculation method may also cause services to display slightly different results.

Select the relevant city or district rather than Yemen as a whole. Enter the intended calendar date. Read the result in Yemen local time, not UTC. Add a practical margin if the activity depends on visible sunlight.

For travel, distinguish dawn from sunrise. Dawn describes stages of increasing light before the Sun crosses the horizon; sunrise is the calculated horizon-crossing event. A site may offer several dawn definitions, each intended for a different purpose.

Questions and answers

How far ahead of UTC is Al Bayda?
Al Bayda is three hours ahead of UTC.
Do Al Bayda and Rada’a have different official times?
No. Both use the same Yemen Standard Time.
Why can the visible sunrise be later than the listed time?
Mountains, buildings, cloud, and the observer’s exact position can hide the Sun after its calculated rise above an ideal horizon.
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