Wasn't Daylight Savings Time supposed to be over? Why this isn't the last time you will be changing your clocks? Who is keeping Daylight Savings Time from ending forever?
With Daylight Savings Time, you're probably a little more tired than normal, and a new survey revealed that your attitude and job performance will both take a hit.
With Daylight savings time ending Sunday, The American Red Cross is reminding Central New Yorkers that this is also the perfect time to make sure your household is prepared for home fires and other emergencies.
It's a sure sign of the changing seasons. This weekend, Sunday morning at 2AM to be exact, marks the end of Daylight Savings Time for 2013. While there is considerable disagreement over the functionality of Daylight Savings Time one thing seems to be clear.
Hopefully, we all sprung ahead this past weekend to begin Dayllght Savings Time, and even though we lost an hour of sleep, by now we've made it up (although my father claimed that he lost an hour of sleep everynight until we returned to standard time). So how much more daylight did we gain?
It's hard to believe, but Daylight Savings Time begins this weekend! No way! Yes, I'm not kidding! It's this weekend. And, the best way to remember it is to "Spring Ahead".
Happy March 1st. We made it through January and February, and now onto the home stretch as we approach spring. But, as Yogi Berra once said "It ain't over 'til it's over", so winter weather is still in the cards. There are a number of things we can look forward to in March.
Setting your clock back an hour early this Sunday morning may lead to depressingly shorter days, but experts believe the end of daylight saving time is healthy in general.