Time Zone News

Illinois is experiencing shorter days and colder weather. And as they prepare for the new season, residents also need to prepare for the fall-back. Since not all people are used to clock changing, this tradition still creates a lot of confusion, such as the end of Daylight Saving Time in Illinois.... read more

Daylight Saving Time in Texas started in March, and now, residents are preparing to fall back as it is coming to an end. But when exactly should Texas change their clocks? For those who are not used to the biannual tradition, what happens during Daylight Saving Time? DST is a twice-a-year traditi... read more

Time flies so fast because sooner or later, Australia will change its clocks again. Daylight Saving Time is almost felt in the country as soon as the first day in September starts. This is because the biannual tradition will start precisely on October 3, 2021, at two o'clock in the morning. All Au... read more

The White House is accused of using a stock photo after the people on social media noticed an incorrect time zone difference in  President Joe Biden's Photo. The president's image while on a security meeting for Afghanistan sparked speculation since the time difference between the clocks of Moscow... read more

On October 18, Albertans will be asked whether they want to abolish the biannual clock changing or keep it. If the majority of the votes say that Albertans favor ending the twice a year tradition, that means the province will observe permanent Daylight Saving Time, which is the summer hours. This ... read more

Together with other time zones, British Summer Time will end on the final Sunday of October at precisely 2:00 am. Love it or hate it, people under BST need to change their clocks once again and prepare their bodies for the adjustment. Even if Daylight Saving Time happens twice a year, some people ... read more

Daylight Saving Time started in March, requiring people under DST to set their clocks one hour forward at 2:00 am. Those individuals that observe the twice-a-year tradition have already adjusted with the time change. But they need to prepare themselves again as Daylight Saving Time is soon to retu... read more

An online poll was held from July 22-26 for Postmedia in which 1,377 Albertans have participated. The survey results show that more than half of Albertans, precisely 57 percent support permanent Daylight Saving Time. Meanwhile, the other 43 percent believed in section 36 of the Constitution Act, r... read more

Although the 2020 Summer Olympics was canceled because of the current pandemic, fans worldwide rejoiced after it was rescheduled. The event started on July 23, 2021, and will end on August 8. The Summer Olympics is still ongoing and is taking place in Tokyo, Japan. It is the second time for Tokyo t... read more

The 2021 Summer Olympics started last Friday, July 23, which was held in Tokyo, Japan. It is expected to end on Friday, August 8. Many athletes from various countries are competing in their respective sports. Since the Olympics is an international sporting event, experts believe the time zone diff... read more

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