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There is one Mexican State that uses PDT in the summer and PST in the winter. It is Baja California Norte. This time zone has areas that observe DST, at which times of year it is known as MDT. There are actually thirteen states that observe MST during the winter and MDT in the summer.
If we were converting between these two time zones, there would be a two hour difference. PDT is seven hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) so it is written as UTC -7:00. EST is five hours behind UTC, written as UTC -5:00. Hereâs an example: If it is 2:15 PM in Pacific Daylight Time, then it is 4:15 PM in Eastern Standard Time. This gap widens when both zones are off of DST in the winter months. When both standard times are in effect, the difference is three hours.