Daylight Saving Time

The New York State Assembly and Senate is looking to study the possible effects of dropping daylight saving time. According to WIVB-TV some of the things to be considered include: the health risks associated with daylight saving time whether changing the clocks twice a year is disruptive to the state economy Are there effects of daylight saving time on crime and traffic Look at the views of other

If you work wacky hours like I do (my alarm goes off at 3:30am), this is what's known as the BEST WEEKEND OF THE YEAR. Why? Daylight Saving Time this weekend means we "fall back" and GAIN an hour of sleep. To me, that's better than winning the lottery...

Did you remember to 'Spring' forward your clocks ahead one hour over the weekend? If not, we began Daylight Saving Time on Sunday (March 8th, 2015) at 2am, and now we'll enjoy more daylight. Comedian Daniel Tosh has an interesting take.

If you're a fan of Rocky Horror Picture Show, there are 2 times a year when this song may really pop into your head (outside of Halloween, obviously). There are also 2 times a year when the hard-to-program-clock in your car or home will actually be correct! :) ...

We got a little taste of warm weather this weekend, which means most of us are now itching for spring. There are plenty of signs the warm weather is coming: Daylight Saving Time. Easter. Darien Lake's opening day.

So, did you miss that extra hour of sleep? Yes, this morning at 2 a.m., we returned to "Daylight Savings Time". I found a pretty cool video that gives some explanation as to why we do this.

Set your clocks ahead one hour Saturday night.

During late Winter we move our clocks one hour ahead and "lose" an hour during the night and each Fall we move our clocks back one hour and "gain" an extra hour. But Daylight Saving Time (and not Daylight Savings Time with an "s") wasn't just created to confuse our schedules.