Daylight Savings Time 2010

Daylight Savings Time 2010:It’s that time of year again, time to change your clocks and change your schedule a little bit of sleep. The point, however, is that most people follow the tradition, but really do not know what the summer actually.

This process temporarily move hours in the United States so that we have more daylight hours to work with during the day. After dinner, designed for short and in the morning are designed to last longer.

With the fall here, we move our clocks back one hour.

We will also be moving our clocks one hour forward in the spring to compensate for changes over time. The official change is really going on at 6 am EST. The change will ensure that you have an extra hour of daylight in the morning to work with. When the practice first started, was to increase the time that farmers were forced to work with the plants during the summer.

DST also return on 14 March in the U.S. and Canada. As soon as the clocks were reset this weekend, we are considered to be in “Time.” As changes occur every six months, many have become confused about what direction they should turn their clocks.
Many also wonder if they will receive more or less sleep as a result of changes in time. Because time goes back an hour, you will actually get an hour more sleep this weekend as a result.

Most of your electronic clock will change automatically, but you may be forced to change your clock manually, depending on how old and good they are.