Question: what is the relationship between sundial time local time and standard time?
Answer: For instance, when the midday sun climbs highest in the sky in mid-April, this sundial reads 12 o'clock noon and the local clock time says 12 o'clock noon (1 p.m. daylight saving time). Your local clock time is the same as standard clock time, as long as you live on the meridian that governs your time zone.