Command

nylas timezone dst

Show DST transition dates for a timezone, including the next spring-forward and fall-back dates.

Written by Qasim Muhammad Staff SRE

What does nylas timezone dst do?

The nylas timezone dst command displays Daylight Saving Time transition dates for any IANA timezone. It shows the next spring-forward and fall-back timestamps, the UTC offset before and after each transition, and how many minutes shift. Useful for scheduling emails and calendar events that need to account for DST changes across Gmail, Outlook, Exchange, Yahoo, iCloud, and IMAP providers.

Usage

nylas timezone dst --zone TIMEZONE

Flags

FlagDescription
--jsonOutput as JSON
--no-colorDisable color output
--verbose(-v)Enable verbose output
--configCustom config file path
--help(-h)Show help for the command
--limitLimit results (most list commands)
--yes(-y)Skip confirmations
--zoneIANA timezone identifier (e.g., America/New_York, Europe/London)
--yearYear to check

Examples

The nylas timezone dst command displays Daylight Saving Time transition dates for any IANA timezone.

Check US Eastern DST transitions

nylas timezone dst --zone America/New_York

Check EU DST transitions

nylas timezone dst --zone Europe/London

JSON output for scripting

nylas timezone dst --zone Asia/Tokyo --json

Example output

DST Transitions for America/New_York in 2026

Found 2 transition(s):

Date             Time      Direction       Name  Offset
---------------  --------  --------------  ----  ------
2026-03-08       03:00:00  Spring Forward  EDT   UTC-4
2026-11-01       01:00:00  Fall Back       EST   UTC-5

Troubleshooting

Unknown timezone error

Use full IANA timezone names (America/New_York, not EST). Run `nylas timezone list` to see all valid identifiers.

No DST transitions shown

Some timezones don't observe DST (e.g., Asia/Tokyo, America/Phoenix). The command correctly reports no transitions for these zones.

Recommended guides

Run nylas timezone dst --help for full help output.