Daylight Saving Time
Background
Countdown hours is calculated wrongly, it displays one hour lesserAre you losing an 1 hour or gaining an additional hour on your countdown timer?
This is because your Countdown date takes into account of Daylight Savings
Example for DST on Countdown Timer
Image Reference: https://www.timeanddate.com/time/change/germany/berlin
Time seen outside of during DST
The countdown time seen on 19th March 2018 for Berlin - Germany for different countdown end dates
Countdown End Date | UTC offset | Display |
|---|---|---|
25th March (00:00) | UTC+02:00 | |
26th March (00:00) | UTC+01:00 | |
28th October (00:00) | UTC+01:00 | |
29th October (00:00) | UTC+02:00 | |
Time seen during DST
The countdown time seen on 27th March 2018 for Berlin - Germany for different countdown end dates
Countdown End Date | UTC offset | Display |
|---|---|---|
28th October (00:00) | UTC+01:00 | |
29th October (00:00) | UTC+02:00 | |
Check out if your area would be affected by DST: https://www.timeanddate.com/time/dst/events.html
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