Should I Use Pst or Pdt?
If You Specify a Time (Rather Than a Time Zone), You Should Use the Correct One (Pdt or Pst). Using Pst to Mean "The Current Time in the Pacific Zone" Is Wrong...
If you specify a time (rather than a time zone), you should use the correct one (PDT or PST). Using PST to mean "the current time in the Pacific zone" is wrong (since it not only conflates a time zone with a time, but also implicitly makes "PDT" and "PST" synonyms for nearly half of the year).
Is it PST or PDT or PT?
Currently observing PDT. Areas with same time currently (UTC -7). The term Pacific Time (PT) is often used to denote the local time in areas observing either Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) or Pacific Standard Time (PST). ...
Is there a difference between PST and PDT?
PST vs PDT
The difference between PST and PDT is that PST is the standard time followed during November and mid-March while PDT is followed from mid-March to November. ... PST surpasses to the next calendar year while PDT is observed in the same year.