Daylight Saving Time Ends in 2021

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ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:22	#Daylightsavingtime, #DaylightSavings, #DaylightSaving
Related Hashtags	#Fallback, #Care2, #Dst, #Timechange
2021 Date	November 7, 2021
2022 Date	November 6, 2022

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Daylight Saving Time Ends in 2021

The first Sunday in November marks the end of Daylight Savings Time in the US. On this day, clocks are set back 1 hour, except for Hawaii and parts of Arizona which do not observe DST.

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There's now an explanation about this! Because of the Daylight Saving Time, 2PM KST in South Korea will now be 0AM EST in the US, please correct me if I'm wrong. So it means, on November 12, the Full Album and MV Release, will be exactly 2PM KST!💟🔥 #TWICE @JYPETWICE https://t.co/8GoT4crIzP
— TDOONG Streams 👩‍🔬🧪 (@TdoongStreams) November 8, 2021

.@PattyMurray: "It is time to make daylight saving time permanent. This Sunday, millions of Americans are going to once again roll their clocks back, and in no time next spring, they'll have to roll their clocks forward. For what reason?" https://t.co/p34UZl1A7N
— Poli Alert (@polialertcom) November 8, 2021

Someone's in the mood to play. Someone else isn't yet adjusted to daylight saving time https://t.co/6zQbYhB1bf
— David Lazarus (@Davidlaz) November 8, 2021

The best Daylight Saving Time tweets will always be the Chicago Tribune’s 2017 spring forward and 2019 fall back ones https://t.co/6gEI3Ad93M
— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) November 7, 2021

my dog waiting for his 7pm treat as I calmly explain daylight saving time to him https://t.co/P5r6NZjQTl
— Jeff (@usedwigs) November 7, 2021

Daylight saving time ending means more smiling time https://t.co/E9QjaTkUmo
— Rick Ocean 🇺🇲🇳🇴 #Resister (@RickOceanMusic) November 7, 2021

💬 “We keep repeating this same moment for some reason? Can’t things stay normal for like two friggin seconds?” Daylight saving time or are we looping again? https://t.co/ZfgvrYR1Dv
— Night School Studio (@nightschoolers) November 7, 2021

I maintained my objectivity on Daylight Saving Time for some three decades. And then today I inexperienced it for the first time with a toddler. And that was the end of that.
— Adam Wren (@adamwren) November 8, 2021

It would be nice if children respected daylight saving time the same way they do Halloween and Christmas.
— Craig Melvin (@craigmelvin) November 7, 2021

Daylight Saving Time is over, which means the sunrise and sunset time is now earlier. The new sunrise and sunset times for Springfield are below... https://t.co/6Fq6RlSiY9
— Allison Finch (@finch_wx) November 7, 2021