When to Turn Back Time With the fall chill in the air, everyone is wondering when to turn the clocks back. Daylight Savings Time is the weekend of November 5, 2011. On Saturday night, November 5, at two in the morning you need to be sure you set your clocks backwards one hour. This will give you an extra hour to sleep, but if you go to church on Sunday morning, be sure you are there on time. Turning... 

Clocks Fall Back This Weekend This weekend will bring an end to Daylight Savings Time which means in the fall that people must set their clocks back one hour before going to bed. At 2AM on Sunday, November 7, clocks are to be turned back all across the United States except in Hawaii and Arizona which do not observe this. What this means that people will gain an hour of sleep tommorrow. In the spring... 

Daylight Saving Time is near Time will “fall back” one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 7, due to the annual fall Daylight Saving Time observance. The time change was introduced during World War I to help save energy for war production, in addition to taking full advantage of longer hours of daylight from April to October. The theory behind the keeping of Daylight Saving Time in a majority... 

When Do We Turn Our Clocks Back For The Fall? Only a few days remain until the time change happens this fall. On November 7, 2010 at 2:00 AM, all of the US and Canada will be turning their clocks back one hour. So when the clock turns 2:00 AM it will be officially 1:00 AM November 7, 2010. This procedure is known as Daylight Savings Time. Daylight Savings begin in the 20th century. The reasoning... 

Dealing with Daylight Savings Time It looks like daylight savings time in the United States is coming to an end for 2010. Many people will not necessarily miss it since they have certainly grown accustomed to the changes over the course of their lives. And, as the saying goes, change is good. In all seriousness, the impact of ending daylight savings time is beneficial for those that gain from the... 

Dealing with Daylight Savings Time It looks like daylight savings time in the United States is coming to an end for 2010. Many people will not necessarily miss it since they have certainly grown accustomed to the changes over the course of their lives. And, as the saying goes, change is good. In all seriousness, the impact of ending daylight savings time is beneficial for those that gain from the change... 

It’s Today! It is that time of year again to set the clocks back as daylight savings in 2009 is over. Now, expect things to get darker one hour earlier in the evenings. There are many reasons for having daylight savings time. It allows for extra time to spend playing outdoor activities when the weather is the warmest and the days are the longest. It has been shown to save energy costs as well,...