How many hours difference between hawaii and eastern time

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Hawaii is 8 hours behind Eastern Time.

Hawaii is 8 hours behind Eastern Time, 6 hours behind Central Time, and 5 hours behind Mountain Time.

Hawaii also has an additional hour of difference between itself and Pacific Standard Time (PST).

Hawaii is 6 hours behind Central Time.

Hawaii is 6 hours behind Central Time. In other words, it’s always 6 AM in Hawaii if you’re east of the continental United States and 5 AM if you’re west of there.

Hawaii is 6 hours behind Eastern time, which means that when someone in Denver clocks out at midnight (i.e., loses their coverage), they’ll still have to wait until 2 AM before their clock starts again—but at least it won’t be too much later than 5 PM! And while most Americans are used to this kind of thing, some people might get annoyed by having to wait another hour or two just because they live on another continent where daylight savings time doesn’t exist yet (and never will).

Hawaii is 5 hours behind Mountain Time.

Although Hawaii is 5 hours behind Mountain Time, it’s similar to other states in the mainland United States. Many of our neighbors are also in the same time zone as us: Arizona, New Mexico, and parts of Nevada are all 4 or 5 hours behind central time; California is 2 hours ahead (or 1 hour behind) with Pacific Time.

Because Hawaii is so far from the rest of America, it can be challenging to track your time zone when traveling back home. You’ll want to plan if you’re going to visit relatives or friends outside your immediate area so they don’t think that their watches are broken!