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Omran, Yemen

Omran follows Yemen’s fixed UTC+3 civil time and does not observe daylight saving time. Sunrise changes with the calendar and local horizon, particularly across the governorate’s mountain basins and elevated settlements.

‘Amrān, Yemen

12:10:56

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+3 · Asia/Aden

Time and sun data for ‘Amrān — the largest city of Omran

The sun in ‘Amrān

Sunrise 05:53 Solar noon 12:05 Sunset 18:16 Daylight 12 h 23 min Night 11 h 37 min Civil twilight 05:31 – 18:38

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Current time in Omran, Yemen

The governorate uses Arabia Standard Time. Its offset is UTC+3 in every season, and Asia/Aden is the suitable identifier for software or calendar settings. There is no spring or autumn clock change to remember when arranging a local event.

Conversion from UTC is simple: add three hours. For international meetings, do not assume the difference from another country remains fixed. Omran’s offset is constant, but a destination that observes daylight saving time can move an hour relative to it.

In Omran, the clock declines to participate in seasonal drama; the Sun provides enough variation on its own.

Largest cities and established towns

Amran is the governorate capital and its main city; “Omran” and “‘Amran” are alternative Latin renderings encountered in place names and web addresses. Other notable urban or district centres include Khamir, Raydah, Huth and Thula. Their precise order can depend on the age and geographic scope of a population dataset.

Amran, the administrative capital and principal city Thula, an established highland town Khamir, a district centre north of Amran Raydah, a town southeast of Khamir Huth, a northern town and district centre

The list is best used as a guide to significant settlements rather than a claim that every source applies identical city boundaries. These communities share one clock. A road journey from Amran to any other district in the governorate never requires a time-zone change.

How sunrise varies in Omran

Sunrise is calculated from the date and the observer’s position. It shifts through the year, and small east-west differences occur within the governorate. A locality farther east will normally see the astronomical sunrise slightly earlier than one farther west, assuming comparable latitude and horizon conditions.

Omran’s highland terrain can create a noticeable distinction between calculated sunrise and visible sunlight. A mountain or ridge on the eastern horizon may conceal the Sun after it has technically risen. An observer on exposed high ground may see the disk sooner than someone in a nearby basin, even though both clocks show the same local time.

Choose the specific town when checking a daily sunrise. Ensure the result is labelled for local UTC+3 time, and confirm its date before using it for travel or an early activity. Forecast cloud or dust can determine whether sunrise is visible, but it does not change the computed astronomical time.

Questions and answers

Are Omran and Amran different time zones?: No. The spelling varies, but the governorate and its communities use Yemen’s UTC+3 time.
Does Omran observe daylight saving time?: No. Clocks remain on the same offset all year.
Why might sunlight reach a valley after the listed sunrise?: The listed event uses a theoretical horizon. Surrounding mountains can block direct sunlight for additional minutes.