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Best time to meet: Chicago & Paris

9–11 am in Chicago.
4–6 pm in Paris.

2 shared working hours, every working day. Book inside it and nobody starts early or stays late.

At 9 am in Chicago it’s 4 pm in Paris.

Chicago

Paris

The year ahead

4 clock changes move the meeting this year. Each step is a week when one side has changed and the other hasn’t, or a season when the gap swaps.

Both at workChicago 9–6Paris 9–6in Chicago’s time

Now until Sunday, October 25: Paris is 7 hours ahead of Chicago. Shared hours: 9–11 am in Chicago, 4–6 pm in Paris.

  1. Now until Sunday, October 25: Paris is 7 hours ahead of Chicago. Shared hours: 9–11 am in Chicago, 4–6 pm in Paris.
  2. From Sunday, October 25 to Sunday, November 1 (1 week): Paris is 6 hours ahead of Chicago. Shared hours: 9 am–12 pm in Chicago, 3–6 pm in Paris.
  3. From Sunday, November 1 to Sunday, March 14 (4 months): Paris is 7 hours ahead of Chicago. Shared hours: 9–11 am in Chicago, 4–6 pm in Paris.
  4. From Sunday, March 14 to Sunday, March 28 (2 weeks): Paris is 6 hours ahead of Chicago. Shared hours: 9 am–12 pm in Chicago, 3–6 pm in Paris.
  5. From Sunday, March 28: Paris is 7 hours ahead of Chicago. Shared hours: 9–11 am in Chicago, 4–6 pm in Paris.

Time difference

Paris is 7 hours ahead of Chicago today.

Next clock change

On Sunday, Oct 25 Paris turns its clocks back, and the gap becomes 6 hours. On Sunday, Nov 1 Chicago turns its clocks back, and the gap becomes 7 hours.

Right now

It’s 6:17 pm in Chicago and 1:17 am in Paris.

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Questions

What is the best time for a meeting between Chicago and Paris?

9–11 am in Chicago. 4–6 pm in Paris. Those 2 hours are where both 9-to-6 working days overlap, so a meeting there needs nobody to start early or stay late.

What is the time difference between Chicago and Paris?

Paris is 7 hours ahead of Chicago today.

When do the clocks change in Chicago and Paris?

On Sunday, Oct 25 Paris turns its clocks back, and the gap becomes 6 hours. On Sunday, Nov 1 Chicago turns its clocks back, and the gap becomes 7 hours.