Daylight Saving Time

[ccandpam]

Does anyone know when Daylight Saving time begins this year? I like the time the way it is now. I wish that they would keep it that way.

[calendria]

 

 

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On the morning of Sunday, March 12, daylight saving time will once again commence.

Clocks will spring forward one hour at 2 a.m., and we'll lose that hour of sleep.

The tradeoff is that the sun will start setting after 7 p.m. in Columbus for the first time since October.

But why go through the trouble in adjusting clocks and circadian rhythms twice each year?

With the impending start of spring ― cue the budding flowers, the return of some birds to the Ohio Valley and shorts, at least for some ― here's a brief explainer on what daylight saving time is, how it started, and the effort by some states to make it permanent.

[ssarber]

I want it to stay the spring time because we love to be outside in the evenings and love the extra daylight.

[ccandpam]

Thank you for giving me the date. I still wish that they would leave time the way nit is now.

[dsawan]

outdoors definitelt

[oldbuddy]

My understanding is Oregon (where I live) will be making it permanent. 

[plennis]

California voted to make it permanent a few years ago, we are now waiting for the Feds to approve what we already voted in.