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when do clocks change

Clocks change on different dates depending on your location, with most regions in the Northern Hemisphere falling back in late October or early November.

Clocks change twice a year in many countries to observe daylight saving time, typically following the rule of springing forward in the spring and falling back in the autumn. In the United States and Canada, clocks fall back on the first Sunday in November. In the United Kingdom and the European Union, clocks fall back on the last Sunday in October. Southern Hemisphere countries like Australia and New Zealand observe these changes at opposite times of the year, often starting their daylight saving periods in late September or early October. Not all regions or countries observe these changes.

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