Daylight savings time to fall back Oct. 27 in Mexico

Daylight savings starts Mexico October 27 to turn your clocks back one hour Saturday before retiring.

U.S. will fall back Nov. 3 so t.v. will be messed up for one week.

Daylight savings ends not starts.

oops. you are right.

Me too, but the U.S. will probably always keep it. 1 week time difference in the fall and about 3 weeks time difference in the spring. A real pain.

I love daylight savings. I can occasionally go out for dinner in the summer but can’t in winter because I can’t see to drive at night.

Carry Bean wrote:Daylight savings ends not starts.

Don´t it kind of depend on if you are early to rise or early to retire, same amount of daylight no matter where the clock hands are.
I get up late, so with the shorter daylight hours plus changing the clock, I take a double whammy on daylight hours. No problem as I tend to be nocturnal any way.
My tlacuaches love it.

sm1mex wrote:Daylight savings starts Mexico October 27 to turn your clocks back one hour Saturday before retiring.

U.S. will fall back Nov. 3 so t.v. will be messed up for one week.

Mexican T V will correspond to the same time slots it always has, since that is the country it originates in.  Not sure what Canadian (Shaw) Satellite T V does as  does Canada have time changes?

ferret wrote: When the change takes place this weekend, we will back at normal time... and I hope it stays that way.

Was that the time God or the gods designated as "normal time" and written in some holy book?