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I want to calculate the current time differences between US/Central timezone and British Summer Time. I mean, currently these both timezones have daylight savings going on, so they have a 6 hours time difference. But after Sunday October 31 2010, daylight savings will be off for British summer time, at which moment there will be a 5 hours time differences between these two timezones.
Is there any way I can calculate these varying time differences?
You can create two datetime object from different timezones, a good example: Creating a DateTime in a specific Time Zone in c# fx 3.5
And calculate the Delta between them.