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San Diego uses Pacific Time. The Pacific Ocean offers a western sunset horizon, but marine cloud and coastal terrain affect how much sunlight you actually see.
32.7157° N, 117.1647° W · America/Los_Angeles
United States / California
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San Diego uses Pacific Time. The Pacific Ocean offers a western sunset horizon, but marine cloud and coastal terrain affect how much sunlight you actually see.
32.7157° N, 117.1647° W · America/Los_Angeles
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The listed California city observes US daylight saving time. A spring or autumn clock change shifts the printed sunrise and sunset without changing the amount of astronomical daylight. Read the daylight saving time guide for the rules and exceptions.