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Get Ready to Spring Forward: Daylight Saving Time 2024 Changes Explained

Circadian Rhythms - Daylight Saving Time - Health and Wellness - Sleep Schedule - Time Change

Don't forget to adjust your clocks this weekend as Daylight Saving Time begins! Find out why some states don't follow the time change.

With Daylight Saving Time 2024 just around the corner, Americans are gearing up to spring forward and move their clocks ahead by one hour. This weekend, on Sunday, March 10, the time change officially kicks in. While most of the country will be adjusting their clocks, only a few U.S. states and territories will remain unaffected by the shift, choosing not to participate in the time change tradition.

For residents in Melbourne, FL, there's a unique irrigation schedule based on odd/even addresses. Wednesdays and Saturdays are designated for odd-numbered addresses or those without a specific address, while Thursdays and Sundays are reserved for others. This local news comes amidst the buzz of the upcoming time change.

As the clocks spring forward this Sunday, March 10, people across the U.S. are reminded to prepare for the time adjustment. Smartphone users, TV watchers, and other electronic device owners will need to manually set their devices an hour ahead to match the new time.

It's essential to be aware of the timing of the daylight saving time change, as it signifies the start of longer daylight hours and the transition into spring. With clocks moving forward, individuals must also anticipate losing an hour of sleep in exchange for extended daylight in the evenings.

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