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Daylight Saving Time ends: When you should change your clocks back

Published October 31, 2016

It’s almost time to change your clocks back.

Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Nov. 6, which means most Americans – save those in Arizona, Hawaii and a few territories – will be “falling back,” turning their clocks one hour into the past.

It’s a practice that’s meant to reduce electricity usage by extending morning daylight hours.

Below are fast facts about the twice-yearly time change: