Conditional formatting based on current time.

I need to format column A, based on the value in column C relative to the current time. If the current time is > column C the cell in column A needs to turn Red. If the current time is <= column C the cell in column A needs to turn Green.
The following formula work fine, until I closed and reopened my sheet days later. It no longer works.
=AND(C1<=(MOD(NOW(),1)))
I have my cells formatted to 13:00 time.
I was using =MOD(NOW(),1) In cell A1 as a reference point, but found a way around using that. A1 is empty if needed.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

It appears the sheet is working properly now if I update the variable cells values. Refreshing/recalculating (F8) the workbook does not update the sheets results; only re-entering the same value produces the correct result. Do you know why this is?
The sheet is going to be used by a flight department to manage pilot duty days and flight time requirements. So It is imperative that it functions properly and consistently. Thank you for your help.

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