Daylight Savings 2024: When Do Clocks Fall Back?
When Does Daylight Saving Time Start and End?
In 2024, daylight saving time will officially end on the first Sunday of November. This transition prompts a shift back by one hour, signaling a return to standard time.
Impact on Local Communities
Daylight savings time adjustments can influence various sectors, notably in places like Lansing and across Michigan, where local universities such as Michigan State University manage significant changes in schedules.The U.S. Congress has shown interest in legislation affecting daylight savings time, aligning policy with public adaptation. Notably, states like Hawaii and Arizona operate under different practices, leading to an overall neutral stance on the matter.
- Clocks fall back on November 3, 2024.
- The National Weather Service advises on potential health impacts.
- Many Americans without daylight saving time report feelings of depression during transitions.
For a complete look at how daylight savings 2024 will affect your region and details surrounding legislation, visit your local government resources.
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