Clocks ‘fall back’ for daylight saving time soon, but not in some states
Daylight Saving Time 2024 ends on Sunday, Nov. 3, at 2 a.m. Computers, TVs, cell phones and other digital devices will automatically update at that time, but most people will need to manually turn clocks back (if they’re non-digital) a full hour the night before (on Saturday, Nov. 2).
Is Daylight Saving Time about to Become Permanent in New York?
Time will only tell if New York, or the rest of the country, will make a firm decision on what to do with daylight saving time. Until then, get ready to roll back an hour on November 3 and hope that this will truly be the last time we have to deal with this archaic practice.
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