Bahrain Standard Time · AST (UTC+03:00)

Bahrain time — live clock from clock.bh NTP time server

Current time in Bahrain, Arabian Standard Time --:--:--
synced · stratum 1
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Offset
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Latency

Server metrics

Measured directly from the chrony time daemon on this server. No estimated numbers.

Clients (24h)

—clients

Clients (5 min)

—clients

Requests / sec

—req/s

Jitter

—ms

Root delay

—ms

Uptime

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Client counts come from chrony's own monitoring of source IPs — NTP is stateless UDP, so there are no persistent “connections”.

Weather & tides

Live conditions from Open-Meteo, refreshed every 10 minutes.

Current conditions

—°C
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Feels like —°C
Humidity—
Wind—
Pressure—
UV index—
Sunrise—
Sunset—

Heat stress · WBGT

—°C
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Estimate computed from air temperature, humidity, wind and solar radiation (energy-balance model). Not a direct sensor reading.

Tides · Bahrain

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    Heights from the Open-Meteo ocean model — estimates, not gauge readings.

    Sea — Waves —

    Sync your devices

    Point any device at our public server:

    clock.bh 
    # /etc/chrony/chrony.conf  (or /etc/chrony.conf)
server clock.bh iburst

sudo systemctl restart chronyd   # Debian/Ubuntu: chrony
chronyc sources -v               # verify
    # /etc/systemd/timesyncd.conf
[Time]
NTP=clock.bh

sudo systemctl restart systemd-timesyncd
timedatectl show-timesync --all   # verify
    # /etc/ntp.conf
server clock.bh iburst

sudo systemctl restart ntp
ntpq -p                           # verify
    # Run in an elevated PowerShell / Command Prompt
w32tm /config /manualpeerlist:"clock.bh" /syncfromflags:manual /update
net stop w32time && net start w32time
w32tm /resync
w32tm /query /status              # verify
    sudo systemsetup -setnetworktimeserver clock.bh
sudo systemsetup -setusingnetworktime on
# Or: System Settings -> Date & Time -> set server to clock.bh
    # MikroTik
/system ntp client set enabled=yes servers=clock.bh

# Cisco IOS
ntp server clock.bh

# OpenWrt / most home routers: set NTP server to clock.bh
# in the System / Time settings page.

    About this service

    clock.bh is a free, independent, community-run public NTP time server located in Bahrain, syncing to multiple upstream stratum-1/2 sources and serving time over UDP port 123 to anyone.

    It is a hobbyist/public-service project. If you operate a server in Bahrain, consider joining the NTP Pool Project to strengthen the region's time infrastructure.

    Join the NTP Pool Contact the admin