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TOI World Desk. (2026, October 12). Is daylight saving time happening this year? Will this be the last time for the US? Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/is-daylight-saving-time-happening-this-year-will-this-be-the-last-time-for-the-us/articleshow/134892749.cms
TOI World Desk. “Is daylight saving time happening this year? Will this be the last time for the US?” Times of India, 12 Oct. 2026, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/is-daylight-saving-time-happening-this-year-will-this-be-the-last-time-for-the-us/articleshow/134892749.cms.
TOI World Desk. “Is daylight saving time happening this year? Will this be the last time for the US?” Times of India, October 12, 2026. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/is-daylight-saving-time-happening-this-year-will-this-be-the-last-time-for-the-us/articleshow/134892749.cms.
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In 2026, daylight saving time is set to take place in most of the United States, with clocks falling back one hour on November 1, marking the end of daylight saving time for the year. Under current federal rules, daylight saving starts on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November; it began this year on March 8 and will conclude on November 1. This change affects all states that observe daylight saving time except Hawaii and most of Arizona, which do not participate.
Clocks will be turned back from 2 am to 1 am local time, giving people an extra hour. While most modern devices like smartphones and computers adjust automatically, some clocks and household appliances might need manual adjustments. The shift impacts daylight hours by moving sunrise and sunset earlier, providing more morning light but less in the late afternoon.
The Sunshine Protection Act, proposed legislation aiming to end the practice of switching between standard and daylight saving time, may affect future changes.