Here's when we're “falling back” this year

There are only seven weeks left until Daylight Saving Time ends this year, so it's time to start preparing for the time change.

Yes, despite some recent attempts, daylight saving time is still in place, moving clocks forward or back twice a year to give millions of Americans more daylight in the morning or evening.

In November, when daylight saving time ends, the clocks “go back,” meaning people get an extra hour of sleep. In March, when the time change for the new year begins again, the opposite happens: we “go forward” the clocks, losing an hour of sleep in the process.

Here you can find out everything you need to know about the end of the biennial time change in 2024.