Daylight Saving Time Ends: What Time Do Clocks Change?
Ugh, it's that time of year again! Daylight Saving Time is ending, which means we're turning our clocks back an hour. But when exactly does it happen? And what are the consequences?
We're here to break down all the details about this annual time-shifting ritual.
What Time Do Clocks Change?
The good news is, Daylight Saving Time ends early on Sunday morning. On November 5, 2023, at 2:00 AM local time, we turn our clocks back one hour. So, it'll feel like we get an extra hour of sleep (yay!).
Why Do We Do This Again?
Daylight Saving Time is a strange concept, right? The idea is that by "shifting" the clock, we can take advantage of more daylight hours in the evening during the summer. This was supposed to save energy and reduce traffic accidents.
But honestly, it's confusing and can mess with your sleep schedule.
What Happens After the Time Change?
Well, prepare for darker mornings and earlier sunsets. It'll feel like the sun's setting earlier, and you might even catch yourself saying "it's already dark outside?!"
However, there's a silver lining: it'll be lighter in the mornings, making it easier to get out of bed on those gloomy winter days.
Daylight Saving Time in 2023
The good news is that Daylight Saving Time is not ending permanently, but it is likely to change in the future. The Sunshine Protection Act, if passed by Congress, would make Daylight Saving Time permanent across the United States.
So, keep your fingers crossed that the clocks stay the same next year! Until then, remember to adjust your clocks and try to adjust your sleep schedule accordingly.
Pro tip: Don't forget to change the time on your devices, including your phone, computer, and even your car! And maybe schedule a few extra naps in the first few days to help you adjust to the time change.