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The end of Daylight Saving Time (a.k.a. Summer Time) in 2013:
- Albania - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Andorra - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Australia - Sun. 7 Apr. @ 2 AM LHDT, 3 AM AEDT & 3 AM ACDT
- Austria - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Azerbaijan - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 5 AM AZST
- Bahamas - Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM EDT
- Belgium - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Bosnia and Hergezovina - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Brazil - Sat. 16 Feb. @ 11:59:59 PM EBRST & 11:59:59 PM WBRST
- Bulgaria - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Canada - Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM NDT, 2 AM ADT, 2 AM EDT, 2 AM CDT, 2 AM MDT & 2 AM PDT
- Chile - Sat. 27 Apr. @ 11:59:59 PM CLST (mainland)/ 10 PM EASST (Easter Is.)
- Croatia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Cuba - Sun. 3 Nov. @ 1 AM CUDT
- Cyprus - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Czech Rep. - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Denmark (mainland, Faroe Is. & most of Greenland) - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 1 AM UTC (A small part of Greenland switches Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM ADT.)
- Estonia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Fiji - Sun. 20 Jan. @ 3 AM FJST
- Finland - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- France - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST (mainland) & Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM PMDT (St.-Pierre & Miquelon Is.)
- Germany - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Greece - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Haiti - Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM EDT
- Hungary - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Iran - Sat. 21 Sep. @ 11:59:59 PM IRDT
- Ireland - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 2 AM IEST
- Israel - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 2 AM ILDT
- Italy - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Kosovo - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Latvia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Lebanon - Sat. 26 Oct. @ 11:59:59 PM EEST
- Libya - Fri. 25 Oct. @ 2 AM CEST
- Liechtenstein - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Lithuania - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Luxembourg - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Macedonia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Malta - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Mexico - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 2 AM CDT, 2 AM MDT & 2 AM PDT and Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM CDT, 2 AM MDT & 2 AM PDT
- Moldova - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Monaco - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Montenegro - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Morocco - Sun. 7 July (for Ramadan) & Sun. 29 Sep. @ 3 AM WEST
- Namibia - Sun. 7 Apr. @ 2 AM WAST
- Netherlands (mainland) - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- New Zealand - Sun. 7 Apr. @ 3 AM NZDT/ 3:45 AM CHADT
- Norway - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST (mainland)/ 2 AM WEST (Svalbard)
- Palestinian Territories - Thu. 26 Sep. @ 11:59:59 PM EEST
- Paraguay - Sat. 23 Mar. @ 11:59:59 PM PYST
- Poland - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Portugal - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 2 AM WEST (mainland)/ 1 AM AZOST (Azores)
- Romania - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Samoa - Sun. 7 Apr. @ 4 AM WSDT
- San Marino - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Serbia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Slovakia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Slovenia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Spain - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST (mainland)/ 2 AM WEST (Canary Is.)
- Sweden - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Switzerland - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- Syria - Thu. 24 Oct. @ 11:59:59 PM EEST
- Turkey - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- Ukraine - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- United Kingdom - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 2 AM BST
- U.K.: Akrotiri and Dhekelia - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 4 AM EEST
- U.K.: Bermuda - Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM ADT
- U.K.: Gibraltar - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
- U.K.: Turks and Caicos Is. - Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM EDT
- United States - Sun. 3 Nov. @ 2 AM EDT, 2 AM CDT, 2 AM MDT, 2 AM PDT, 2 AM AKDT & 2 AM HADT
- Uruguay - Sun. 10 Mar. @ 2 AM UYST
- Vatican City - Sun. 27 Oct. @ 3 AM CEST
What else can I help you with?
When do the clocks fall back in the UK?
In 2009 the UK will change their clocks one hour ahead at 1am on the last Sunday in March, March 29th. They will move their clocks back an hour at 1am on the last Sunday in October, October 25th.
What old saying describes turning the clocks ahead or back?
SPRING forward, FALL back. SPRING forward, FALL back.
When turn clocks back in US in 2013?
November 3rd
Why do you turn your clocks back in fall?
because the day is longer now
Is there a time change this weekend?
Yes, clocks fall back one hour
Do the clocks get turned back or forwards at the end of Daylight Saving Time?
Clocks get turned BACK one hour - an easy way to remember this operation is "Spring Forward, Fall Back."
What happens when you turn the clocks back?
When you turn the clocks back, you are adjusting them to reflect a different time zone or to correct for daylight saving time ending. This practice typically occurs in the fall to "fall back" one hour.
Do clocks get put forward or back an hour when Daylight Savings Time ends next Sunday?
Clocks are set back one hour when Daylight Savings Time ends, typically in the fall. When the time changes from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time, people usually "fall back" and set their clocks back one hour.
What time do you change your clocks back one hour?
Clocks are typically set back one hour at 2:00 am local time on the first Sunday in November for countries observing daylight saving time. This practice is to mark the end of daylight saving time in the fall.
What is the meaning of fall back for Daylight Savings Time?
"Fall back" is a sort of mnemonic designed to remember the time changes that come with Daylight Savings in autumn. In fall, one turns back their clocks one hour -- analogous to "falling back" one hour. Compare this to spring where the clocks "spring ahead" one hour.
When do we turn the clocks back fall of 2010?
In the fall of 2010, the clocks were turned back on November 7th. This is part of the daylight saving time practice where clocks are set back one hour to mark the end of daylight saving time for the year.
What is the saying that helps us remember to set the clocks ahead or to set them back?
"Spring ahead, fall back."
