Tired Of Texas Summer? Here’s When Daylight Saving Now Ends

Texas summers are long and hard, and one of the things that make them even harder is that the evening sunlight hangs around until almost 9 PM for the bulk of the season. One way to escape the sun's afternoon fury would be to end daylight saving time, and just allow for sunset to come an hour earlier, so we can actually enjoy some evening hours before it gets too late in the day, and becomes bedtime.

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Another benefit to ending daylight saving time is that with the earlier sunset, you will actually have more time before bed for the outside to cool down, and therefore your air conditioning would not have to work as hard to get your home to a desirable sleeping temperature.

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Probably the only non surprising element to the daylight saving time debate is that it is just one more thing nobody can agree on it no matter how many benefits you present for its abolishment. Since we still have daylight saving time in 2024, the most important question is when does it end?

Tired Of Texas Summer? Here's When Daylight Saving Now Ends

Daylight saving time will end the Sunday (November 3rd at 3 AM we fall back to 2 AM) before the 2024 general election, and based on those results, the reoccurring theme is the world will end no matter who is declared the winner, and if that is true, we will never have to actually come to a decision on how we set our clocks.