Polish time zone question

21 Jun 2006 / #1

Here in America it is now 4:45 PM Wednesday afternoon. Germany is 6 hours ahead of me (I keep track via World Cup). How many hours ahead is Poland and does Poland just have one time zone throughout the whole country? That would keep things consistant and make things a lot easier.

Guest

21 Jun 2006 / #2

Poland Keeps the same time as Germany. We have no time zones.

Guest

21 Jun 2006 / #3

ahhhh but don't forget that stupid Daylight Savings Time crap. Poland switches over i think it was 2 weeks before North America.

Another thing where north americans are behind the europeans.

I can say that cuz, i'm Canadian

bossie 1 | 123

23 Jun 2006 / #4

Actually whole continental Europe is in the same time zone, for practicality I suppose, from Poland to Portugal. Except for Great Britain & Ireland, which are different in many ways and where continental six o'clock is actually five.

Winter/summer time change is coordinated though throughout Europe.

krysia

9 Aug 2006 / #5

America has 4 time zones. depending what state you live in, it could be 6,7,8 or 9 hours difference.

plg 17 | 262

9 Oct 2006 / #6

poland is tiny, why would it have time zones my friend

usa is huge

meto

16 Jan 2007 / #7

to save some, start working earlier in summer, later in winter

Piet Paulusma

4 Jan 2008 / #8

You are not completely right. Portugal is in the same time zone as Ireland and Great Britain (GMT). The rest of continental Europa is one hour ahead (GMT +1). In the countries east of Poland GMT +2 starts.

nauczyciel

4 Jan 2008 / #9

it's always the same time in Poland. Time to relax....take it eeeeeeeeeasssy.