Most of the rest of the country will “spring forward” this weekend to begin Daylight Savings Time. We here in Arizona will remain steadfast to standard time through the summer.
Daylight Savings Time for 2016 starts at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 13.
While the clocks don’t change for Arizona, for those with family and business in other states, it’s handy to know things are changing.
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Most of the rest of the country will “spring forward” this weekend to begin Daylight Savings Time. We here in Arizona will remain steadfast to standard time through the summer.
Daylight Savings Time for 2016 starts at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 13.
While the clocks don’t change for Arizona, for those with family and business in other states, it’s handy to know things are changing.
The east coast will be three hours ahead of Arizona, which will remain on Mountain Standard Time. Arizona will find it is on the same time as the west coast through the summer, but one hour behind other cities in the Mountain Time Zone such as Denver and Salt Lake City.
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