when do the clocks change?

Answer 1

Oct 29th 2 A/M

Answer 2

I didn't know this for 2007:

DST is generally a temperate zone practice; day lengths in the tropics do not vary enough to justify DST. The amount of the time shift varies, but one hour is the most common. The dates of the beginning and ending of DST also vary by country. With a few exceptions, switchovers between standard time and DST generally occur in the early hours of a Sunday morning, because doing so then causes less disruption than a change on a weekday would.

DST commonly begins in the northern hemisphere on the last Sunday in March or the first Sunday in April, and ends on the last Sunday in October. However, beginning in 2007, the United States will begin observing DST from the second Sunday in March until the first Sunday in November. (Studies will determine if this remains permanent.) Since 2002, the European Union has fixed the last Sunday in March and the last Sunday in October as start and end dates (European Summer Time).

Answer 3

When we change our clocks
Daylight Saving Time begins for most of the United States at 2:00 a.m. on the first Sunday of April. Time reverts to standard time at 2:00 a.m. on the last Sunday of October. In the U.S., each time zone switches at a different time.

Answer 4

October 29th Daylight Saveing Time

Answer 5

Daylight Saving time started on April 2 and ends October 29.

In 2007 It will be March 11 and end on November 4

In 2008 it will start on March 9 and end on November 2nd

It varies per year. I hope this answers ur question.

Answer 6

British Summer Time ends officially at 0200hrs Sunday 29 October this year.

Answer 7

Spring up - April 2nd, at 2:00am (Move clock forward)

Fall down - October 29th, 2:00am (Move clock back)

Answer 8

Oct 29

Answer 9

last weekend in October at 2 am in the morning the 29th

Answer 10

You put them back an hour on October 29th.