Prepare to Gain an Extra Hour of Sleep in 2024 as Daylight Saving Time Comes to an End!

Unlock the Secrets of Time: Prepare to Gain an Extra Hour of Sleep in 2024 as Daylight Saving Time Comes to an End!

Between March and November, most Americans change their clocks by one hour in accordance with daylight saving time.

March is one hour shorter than summer evenings, but we get more daylight. November is when we 'fall back' to add extra daylight in the mornings.

Is it daylight savings or daylight saving time?

It is actually daylight "saving" time, not savings time. But it's customary to refer to it incorrectly as "daylight savings time," particularly in Australia, Canada, and the US.

Will Daylight Savings Time End?

In recent years, Congress has heard arguments in favour of ending the practice of changing the clocks. Senators Rick Scott and Marco Rubio of Florida are now using the bipartisan Sunshine Protection Act, which seeks to permanently stop the twice-yearly time shift, as a reminder to the nation as it approaches daylight saving time in 2024.

Despite the Sunshine Protection Act's unanimous passage in the Senate in 2022, it was not approved by the House of Representatives and was not signed into law by President Joe Biden.

"It’s time for Congress to act, and I’m proud to be leading the bipartisan Sunshine Protection Act with Senator Rubio to get this done." , stated Scott in a press release.

Does Daylight Saving Time apply in every state?

Nope! The states and territories listed below do not currently use daylight saving time.

The spring season begins on March 19, 2024, which is the spring equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. The Southern Hemisphere will transition into autumn while the Northern Hemisphere enters spring.

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• Hawaii
• Arizona (excluding the Nation of Navajo)
• United States The Samoan
• Guam
• Mariana Islands in the North
• Puerto Rico
• Virgin Islands, U.S.