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WASHINGTON - Fall is in the air, the leaves are changing and that means it's time to set the clocks back. It's fall, so remember to fall back one hour.
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The change from daylight to standard time occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday for most of the country. Most folks will set their clocks back before going to bed on Saturday night, giving themselves an extra hour of sleep.
Some will forget, of course, and arrive at work, church or other activities an hour early.
Daylight-saving time returns April 2.
The change does not affect Arizona, Hawaii or the portions of Indiana in the Eastern time zone, which do not observe daylight time. Congress has voted to change the dates for daylight-saving time, but that doesn't take effect until 2007.
WASHINGTON - Fall is in the air, the leaves are changing and that means it's time to set the clocks back. It's fall, so remember to fall back one hour.
ADVERTISEMENT
The change from daylight to standard time occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday for most of the country. Most folks will set their clocks back before going to bed on Saturday night, giving themselves an extra hour of sleep.
Some will forget, of course, and arrive at work, church or other activities an hour early.
Daylight-saving time returns April 2.
The change does not affect Arizona, Hawaii or the portions of Indiana in the Eastern time zone, which do not observe daylight time. Congress has voted to change the dates for daylight-saving time, but that doesn't take effect until 2007.
