Official Time Daylight Saving Time 2010
November 7th, 2010 - 11:59 pm ICT by Aishwarya BhattNew York, Nov 7 (THAINDIAN NEWS) Daylight Saving Time officially ends today, Sunday Nov. 7. That means all clocks needs to be turned back one hour late. This year the period started from March 14.
The start and end of the Daylight Saving Time mode is not static year-in-year-out. The period used to start in the first Sunday in April but that has changed now. The period now commences on the second Sunday in March. That means the Daylight Saving Time began earlier this year. In that period, the clocks were turned forward by an hour.
That is not the only change that has taken place. The ending date for the period has also moved forward. The Daylight Saving Time used to end on the last Sunday in October but this year the period has extended to the first Sunday of November. Every clock, except those that are chip based and programmed to automatically do that, needs to be turned back by one hour.
The Daylight Saving Time was proposed by Benjamin Franklin in 1784 to help ensure that more daylight hours are expended. It was not actually adopted until 1895 when it was implemented.
- Daylight saving time 2011 - Oct 31, 2011
- Daylight Savings Time 2012 begins on the 11th of March - Mar 06, 2012
- Daylight saving time in New York & California - Nov 01, 2009
- U.S. Daylight Savings time change for 2011 - Nov 05, 2011
- Time change for Fall 2011 - Nov 04, 2011
- Daylight Saving Time Comes To An End Today - Nov 07, 2010
- Daylight Savings Will Start From Oct 3 - Oct 02, 2010
- Day light savings time 2009 schedule for Europe - Oct 23, 2009
- Russia not to switch to winter time anymore - Mar 27, 2011
- Daylight Saving Time 2010 Begins - Mar 14, 2010
- Time Change Fall 2010 Sets The Clock Back Again - Oct 31, 2010
- Time Change Falls On 24th Oct - Oct 25, 2009
- Bangladesh to continue indefinitely with advanced time - Oct 13, 2009
- Summer solstice at stonehenge, call for more daylight time - Jun 21, 2010
- Russia switches to daylight saving time - Mar 29, 2010
Tags: benjamin franklin, clock, clocks, daylight hours, daylight saving time, last sunday, official time, second sunday, time mode
