Key Points:
- The conclusion of the DST (Daylight Saving Time) for the year 2024 will be on November 3, where all clocks will be set back by an hour at 2:00 AM, such that all clocks the day before will be set forward.
- This adjustment marks the outset of standard time practice in most of the states in the U.S. which reverts the days to longer mornings but shorter evenings.
- This practice has existed for more than 100 years, and yet current arguments propose to do away with it.
- Evidence shows that the shift in time alters the sleeping patterns of individuals which may cause a transitory decline in health and productivity.
- Even so, “fall back” traditions persist, as persons worldwide brace themselves for the change.
In the United States, Daylight Savings Time is set to conclude on Nov 3, 2024, whereby time reverts back by an hour at 2:00 AM. This is the phase where clocks will revert back to Standard Time hence the evenings will have shorter days but the sun will rise earlier.
Some states have proposed the abolition of changing the clock, but as for 2024 this is still in place. Research has concluded that the time change disrupts sleep, as well as work hours, and thus use a time system. Don’t forget to tune your clocks back and relish the additional hour of slumber!
