Essay On Daylight Savings

What you need to know about daylight savings

Many countries have been using daylight savings time for quite some time now, although not all countries in the world do so, there are few countries and regions that have made it a part of their timing. If you are not familiar with how daylight savings work, all you need to know is that the main purpose of Daylight Saving Time or simply Summer time is basically to make better use of daylight. This has to do with changing clocks during the summer months to simply move an hour of daylight from the morning to the evening. Keep in mind that the basic idea behind using daylight saving is to leverage on sunlight.

Although most people see daylight savings as that time clocks are moved forward or backwards,

local daylight time. It is worthy of mention that the hour between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. vanishes. On Sunday morning, it will feel like everything is starting an hour earlier. If you work, attend a religious service, or have other plans, make sure you adjust your clocks. Doing so will help you cope with the change.

Not all parts of the U.S move their clocks

Most parts of the United States will move their clocks back an hour tomorrow Sunday 5th November 2017 to mark the end of daylight saving or summer time. It is however crucial to note that there are a few exceptions. These are Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and most of Arizona (the Navajo Indian Reservation does make the change). These places won’t be making the shift tomorrow with the rest of the U.S.

Some clocks will adjust automatically

Although wrist watches and wall clocks that are not connected to the Internet might now adjust automatically, any clock attached to the internet or a wireless network like your cell phones, laptops, and tablets will automatically adjust. So make sure you double check just to be