THe will seem to bed later in the evening for most people in the United States soon, thanks to the start of summer time. The practice continues to arouse controversy and debate – most countries in the world do not participate, and criticisms argue that it can disrupt our sleep and have a negative impact on our health. Some American politicians have even tried to make summer time, and many Americans have expressed their support to end the modification of clocks twice a year.
Here is your hour of the D -Day Guide 2025, telling you everything you need to know.
When do clocks go ahead in March 2025?
In the United States that led him, summer time begins on the second Sunday in March. The clocks will move forward by one hour on March 9. At 2 a.m., the local time that day, the weather will jump at 3 a.m.
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How does summer time work?
Summer time begins in the spring, which caused an hour of sun in the evening. The practice is intended to give people the opportunity to enjoy daylight for the months when the weather is generally warmer.
The first Sunday in November, the clocks go back to an hour at 2 a.m., which means that the sun will seem to get up and get a little earlier for the months when the weather is generally colder.
Who participates in summer time?
According to the Pew Research Center, around a third of the countries of the world participate in a summer time, although the day it begins can vary depending on the region, according to the Pew Research Center. Most of these countries are in Europe, and certain parts of the United States and Canada also practice it, as is Latin America and the Caribbean.
Hawaii and most Arizona do not observe the summer time. Some American territories do not observe it either: the American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, according to the US Department of Transport.
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What did President Donald Trump said about summer time?
In December 2024, Trump posted on his social media platform, Truth social, that the “republican party will use his best efforts to eliminate summer time”, calling “embarrassing and very expensive for our nation”. Although the president signed several decrees during his first month in power, he has not yet taken steps on this commitment.
