Daylight Saving Time Is Ending Soon Here’s What That Really Means for You
Time, as it turns out, really does fly and now it’s almost time to turn it back.
@ClaudiasWorkshop 
Daylight Saving Time officially ends on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at 2 a.m. That’s when we’ll “fall back,” turning our clocks back one hour and reclaiming the extra bit of morning sunlight we lost in spring. The trade-off, of course, is earlier sunsets; those dreamy golden evenings will begin to fade faster, replaced by longer, darker nights that whisper of winter.
The time change marks the end of an eight-month stretch that began on March 9, when we first “sprang forward.” We’ll remain on standard time until March 8, 2026, when daylight saving time begins again.
While the switch might sound simple just a clock adjustment the ripple effects are surprisingly real. Our bodies take a few days to recalibrate, adjusting to the earlier sunrise and quicker nights. Some people even feel a temporary shift in mood or sleep patterns as our internal rhythms align with the sun once again.
Still, there’s something comforting about this annual ritual. It’s a subtle nudge from the universe to slow down, cozy up, and embrace the calm before the holidays. So, as the weekend approaches, take a moment to reset your clocks, your routine, and maybe even your mindset.
