Spring forward
UK is 1 hour closer for the next 3 weeks as our clocks go forward this Sunday at 2.00am and theirs go forward on March 30.
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Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by SagenOnion
(Post 6030917)
UK is 1 hour closer for the next 3 weeks as our clocks go forward this Sunday at 2.00am and theirs go forward on March 30.
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Re: Spring forward
Not for us in AZ, the UK will be an hour further away because we don't move the clocks ahead at all.
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Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6030923)
yep i read that last week, seems very early this yr.
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Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by geeandtee
(Post 6031018)
Not for us in AZ, the UK will be an hour further away because we don't move the clocks ahead at all.
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Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6031400)
i didn't know that, thought all mainland usa changed, interesting.
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Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by geeandtee
(Post 6031479)
I think it's because it gets so hot here in the summer that if they changed the clocks then it would still be 100F at 9 at night. I think the Navajo rez moves its clocks, but that's about it.
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Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6031400)
i didn't know that, thought all mainland usa changed, interesting.
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Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6031560)
yep we've had it 100 here in the evenings during the summer due the high humidity, so unhealthy.
:eek: That's horrible! I have a friend who lives in Beaumont and she just hates the summers there. |
Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 6031564)
Isn't there some town somewhere that decided just to "opt out" all on its own? Or did I just dream that?? :blink:
Originally Posted by geeandtee
(Post 6031619)
:eek: That's horrible! I have a friend who lives in Beaumont and she just hates the summers there.
yes the summers are horrible here, high humidity most days and mozzies the size of bloody jumbo jets :eek: |
Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 6031564)
Isn't there some town somewhere that decided just to "opt out" all on its own? Or did I just dream that?? :blink:
She used to have to change the time on her watch twice a day! |
Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6031628)
yes the summers are horrible here, high humidity most days and mozzies the size of bloody jumbo jets :eek: |
Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6031400)
i didn't know that, thought all mainland usa changed, interesting.
In the 1973, the country went back to year round DST to save energy. There was a lot of political backlash because of student in the Northern states waiting for school buses in the dark. How shocking. So it reverted back. The new law is again an attempt to save energy. So DST starts three weeks earlier. The one week delay on the end is to avoid Halloween trick or treaters from going out in the new darkness. |
Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by hobbes79
(Post 6031633)
I believe Indiana ignored it until relatively recently. I have a friend who used to live in Richmond, IN but would commute to Dayton, OH on a daily basis (about a 45min drive) for work.
She used to have to change the time on her watch twice a day! |
Re: Spring forward
Originally Posted by Folinskyinla
(Post 6032280)
Actually, IN has two time zones. The eastern half would not go on DST, so during the summer months the entire state is on CDS or EST, depending on how you looked at it.
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