Daylight Savings Time Change 2011
What is Daylight Savings Time Change 2011: Summer time is a way to get more daylight by advancing clocks by one hour during the summer. In summer time, the Sun appears to rise an hour later in the morning, when people are usually asleep anyway, and sets an hour later in the evening, seeming to stretch the day longer. The change will come on 2 A.M. Sunday.
Northern Hemisphere
Daylight saving time begins in the northern hemisphere between March-April and ends between September-November. Standard time begins in the northern hemisphere between September-November and ends between March-April. Many countries of the northern hemisphere may observe DST.
Southern Hemisphere
Daylight saving time begins in the southern hemisphere between September-November and ends between March-April. Standard time begins in the southern hemisphere between March-April and ends between September-November. Many countries of the southern hemisphere can observe DST.
See Complete Details about DST transitions in 2011.
* List of countries that observe DST during 2011 (with start and end dates)
* DST transitions during the first half of 2011
* DST transitions during the second half of 2011
* List of countries that observe DST during 2011 (with start and end dates)
* DST transitions during the first half of 2011
* DST transitions during the second half of 2011
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