The Return Of Daylight Saving Time In Massachusetts Is Closer Than You Think

January was a cold, gray, and germy month for my family; however, the month of February spawned some much need sunshine.

Let's face it, besides for a few snowstorms and two days of pretty frigid temperatures, this winter has been mild to say the least.

60 Degree Temps Are In The Forecast For Next Week To Boot...

Forget next week, it was 60 in the Boston area on Friday! But yes, here in Western Massachusetts, temps hit 50 this morning and next week is looking to touch 60 on Thursday.

Call it global warming or just a mild winter, but when most Massachusetts residents feel that little tug of spring, they can't let it go 😄.

So, When Do We Change The Clocks Again, Massachusetts?

It has been slowly getting a little lighter in the afternoon to add to the joy of milder temperatures, but yes, the time is nearing to "spring forward".

Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, March 12, 2023 at 2:00 a.m.

If the U.S. government can ever put the bill back on the table, Daylight Saving Time would become permanent.

Per the Senate's bill, permanent daylight saving time would take effect on Nov. 5, 2023, if the legislation passes the House and receives the president's signature. Two months since the U.S. Senate passed the Sunshine Protection Act, the U.S. House has yet to start discussion on it. -sleepfoundation.org