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Current time in Toledo, OH

Eastern Time  UTC−5 · IANA zone America/New_York

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Time zone details

Time zoneEastern Time (ET)
Standard timeEST, UTC−5 (early Nov – mid Mar)
Daylight timeEDT, UTC−4 (mid Mar – early Nov)
DST clock changeForward 1 h, 2nd Sunday of March · Back 1 h, 1st Sunday of November
Sunrise today
Sunset today
Day length
Coordinates41.65° N, 83.54° W

Time difference from Toledo

CityLocal time now
Chicago−1 h
Denver−2 h
Phoenix−2 / −3 h
Los Angeles−3 h
Anchorage−4 h
Honolulu−5 / −6 h

Toledo, Detroit, and Cleveland all belong to the Eastern Time Zone; Chicago, two hundred-odd miles west, is an hour behind.

About time in Toledo

Toledo is the seat of Lucas County in Ohio's northwestern corner, where the Maumee River meets Lake Erie. Michigan on the other side of the state line also keeps Eastern Time, so the Toledo–Detroit corridor runs on one clock in both directions.

At 83.5° W the city lies near the far western reach of practical Eastern Time, which produces notably late winter sunrises — the sun stays down past 8:00 AM in early January.

Toledo has followed the uniform national DST calendar since the Uniform Time Act of 1966 replaced the patchwork of local summer-time ordinances that Midwestern cities once set for themselves.

Frequently asked questions

What time zone is Toledo in?

Toledo is on Eastern Time with the rest of Ohio: EST (UTC−5) in winter, EDT (UTC−4) between the second Sunday of March and the first Sunday of November. Michigan next door uses the same zone.

How far ahead of Los Angeles is Toledo?

Toledo is 3 hours ahead of Los Angeles at all times of year, since Eastern and Pacific clocks move for daylight saving on the same two dates. See the EST to PST chart.

Does Toledo observe daylight saving time?

Yes. Toledo advances its clocks at 2:00 AM on the second Sunday of March and sets them back at 2:00 AM on the first Sunday of November — in 2026, March 8 and November 1. Full dates on the DST page.