does arizona change time for daylight savings?

Answer 1

i live in arizona and we are one of the few states that doesnt participate in daylight savings time. it seems to me that setting your clock back or foreward would be confusing. i really cant inderstand the whole concept behind it. i guess out here we get too much daylight already so we just cant wait till night fall.

Answer 2

No. Arizona and Hawaii are the only two states that don't adhere to Daylight Saving Time. Please note that there is no 's' at the end of saving, although most of us add the 's' when we refer to it.

Did you know Ben Franklin actually suggested it way back in colonial times. But the first time it was used in the US was for a short while during World War One. Later, it was brought back during WW II.
After the war, some communities continued to use it. but there was no standard for when to start it and stop it. So a Uniform Time Act was passed in 1966 that established start and end dates approximately six months apart. The goal was to save energy.

Next year a new law goes into effect which will add another 4 weeks of daylight saving time -- from the second Sunday of March to the first Sunday of November. Now Holloween will always be celebrated during DST.

From About.com:
Places in the U.S. and it's Territories That Do Not Participate in Daylight Savings Time:
Hawaii
Most of the Eastern Time Zone portion of the State of Indiana (starting in 2006, Indiana will be observing DST)
The state of Arizona except for the Navajo Indian Reservation
American Samoa
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands

Answer 3

No, Arizona is not on daylight savings time. This means that during DST for the rest of the country, even though Arizona is on mountain time, it is the same time as those states on pacific time.

Answer 4

Yes. Arizona is officially in line with Pacific standard time now. Until recently only Arizona and parts of Indiana were the only two states that did not recognixe DLS. Both states changed that last spring.

Answer 5

To the finest of my comprehend-how, each and every state and city in the course of the united states of a strikes their clock a million hour ahead contained in the spring time, and a million hour decrease back contained in the fall. i imagine someone had given you incorrect information. in the adventure that they were airing a stay television broadcast in lengthy island and la, and both cities had already moved their clocks, and they announce "...will be shown at 7 PM jap" ....or ....."...will be shown 8 PM western," then each and all of us in AZ will finally end up tuning their channels on the incorrect time. The time replace is efficacious nationwide of the united states of a.

Answer 6

Nope, we stay the same all year round. We are mountain time.

Answer 7

no it does not

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Answer 8

No.