Spring Forward

13. March 2011 | 00:49

Spring forward tonight as daylight saving time begins

It may not be spring yet, but it surely feels like it. Crocuses and snowdrops are blooming, and daffodils are budding. And tonight, it’s time to spring forward, timewise. Daylight saving time begins early Sunday morning. So before hitting the hay tonight, turn your clocks forward one hour. (News Source: Ridgefield Press - 23:17:38)

Spring forward early Sunday morning

You should turn your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed Saturday night. (News Source: WDTN-TV 2 Dayton - 15:30:03)

Spring Forward: The gift of sleep

Most of us in the U.S. turn our clocks forward at 2 a.m. Sunday. For the past few days we’ve been offering up some gift ideas inspired by the switch to Daylight Saving Time. If only we could turn back… (News Source: Los Angeles Times - 16:25:45)

Time change saves daylight, sanity

If you listen hard enough at 2 a.m. Sunday, you may hear it. No, it won’t be the sound of thousands of alarm clocks in Western New York being turned ahead to “spring forward” into daylight saving time — though that will happen. (News Source: The Buffalo News - 17:01:09)

Spring Forward: Daylight Savings Time Begins Sunday

CHICAGO (CBS) - We may be losing an hour of sleep tonight, but we’ll gain an hour of sunlight for the next few months. Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m., so remember to move […] (News Source: CBS Chicago - 20:11:50)

Tulsa Firefighters Urge Residents To Save Lives As They ‘Spring Forward’

Firefighters have a life-saving tip and a reminder to spring forward this weekend as Daylight Saving Time goes into effect. (News Source: News On 6 Tulsa - 20:46:54)

Spring Forward: A Reminder to Set Clocks Ahead an Hour Tonight

A reminder to set clocks ahead an hour. Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday morning. (News Source: The Southern Pines Pilot - 18:27:20)

Time again to spring forward

With spring about a week away, it’s time to change the clocks. This weekend, Daylight Saving Time will kick in at 2 a.m. Sunday morning. Most people remember to “spring forward and fall back” when it comes time to change the clock. (News Source: Canon City Daily Record - 23:48:13)