New California bill hopes to cut Daylight saving and move to Standard time
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- As we get ready to move our clocks forward one hour this weekend, there's momentum growing to get rid of this twice-yearly time change altogether.
There is disagreement over which direction we should take: either Daylight saving or Standard time. Daylight saving in 2024 starts Sunday March 10, 2024 at 2 a.m.
Newly proposed state legislation aims to repeal Daylight saving time and put California permanently on Standard time: but not everyone is 'springing forward' in support of this idea.
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I though we Californians already voted on this.
We did but nothing was done and the bill died.
The senate also passed bipartisan legislation to keep everything on Daylight Savings Time but that died in the congress.
That referendum was either; flawed or sabotaged. States are not permitted to stay on Daylight Saving Time year round without federal approval, but this is what was presented to the people for some odd reason. This fixes that severe incompetence by bypassing any federal oversight and approval process, like Hawaii and Arizona have long since done.
@@TobyTBD The US senate didn't vote 100-0. It was a bipartisan-guerilla-style unanimous consent stunt performed by Rubio and Sinema with less than a dozen members present. And that stunt had the opposite effect for the House leaders.
@@cecilma3140 Lol okay sure.
We already voted, so annoying 🤷♀️🤦♀️
Who’s “we”……. Why are you speaking for everybody?
@@tbone3972Californians.
We voted to let the legislature act or sit on it. We voted to change the procedure. We didn't vote for change.
Daylight or Standard?
It’s ONE HOUR. Can we just stop this shifting back and forth already???
This has been talked about for 20 years. Just do it!
exactly what I was thinking ...... just do it ! wtf is the problem 🤔
HOW CAN SHE SAY MORE DAYLIGHT. THE HOURS OF DAYLIGHT STAY THD SAME. NO MATTER WHAT.
Because she an idiot.
You are 100% correct.
She’s an evening person and is wanting the extra time/light in the evening… darker longer in the mornings.
It’s all the same.
Thank you public school system
HOW CAN SHE SLAP?!?
My comment is gone(on my end at least)… nothing said offensive or offhand. But I still get the notifications.
I don’t understand 😅
@beeb6809 I think what they mean is that the actual time that the clock says is irrelevant. The amount of sun on a particular day is the same like for example, Monday has 11 hours and 46 minutes of daylight, regardless of what the clock says.
Please finally get rid of this ridiculous time change.
It's absolute nonsense that after all of these years, we are still talking and hemming and hawing about this. Just do it! Get it done! No more Daylight Savings time!
Okay then, say hello to 4:39AM sunrises in the summer! 😂
No more standard time!
@@irenaponaroshku8688 Say hi to 8 am sunrise all winter! That's got to be more tiresome and causes more deaths than 7 am sunrise for a few weeks in March!
@@KW145.I'm fine with earlier sunrises, if anything it's good for people who hate waking up early to go to school or work and they don't have to leave in the dark.
@@cecilma3140 More deaths will NOT occur with permanent DST! STOP with the BS!!!!
It's unnatural to artificially change time.
Unnatural.
Clocks are not natural.
Time is a flat circle 🥴
@@LeonBosset Sundials are natural
@@popehatesrap How so?
Set the clock correctly. Leave it forever. People who want dst year around should set their clock 1 hr ahead, permanently and you can be an hour early forever🙃
Standard time it is my primary choice to be permanent. That vs shifting clocks
Yeah, California! Medical sleep research says Daylight Savings Time screws up your body.
In experiments where people had no natural light, their circadian rhythms were uniformly 25 hour cycles. Our biology says there are 25 hours in a day 🤓
What are they comparing it to?
Both of these have their negatives. Sunrise in winter at 9 am or sunrise in summer at 4:15.
@@janet5135
They aren't. No state does year round DST, and the two states that only have year round Standard Time are too small to have a meaningful sampling. You cannot simply compare experiences between Michiganders and Hawaiians, and the ones who claim expertise are charlatans and practise opinionated pseudoscience at best! Standard Time itself is a compromise based on railroad scheduling and not on the sun much at all. So much so, that high noon is pretty well impossible for the vast majority of US.
The biannual superstitious ritual mumbojumbo is more to blame for negative affects than the time chosen itself. If it were actually the time itself, the effects would last indefinitely, not just for a couple of weeks. Pilots, stewardesses and other frequent travellers would be in extraordinarily poor health, if those so called _experts_ were competent.
@@janet5135
They aren't comparing anything useful that actually exists in reality. No state does year round DST, and the two states that only have year round Standard Time are too small to have a meaningful sampling. You cannot simply compare experiences between Michiganders and Hawaiians, and the ones who claim expertise are charlatans and practise opinionated pseudoscience at best! Standard Time itself is a compromise based on railroad scheduling and not on the sun much at all. So much so, that high noon is pretty well impossible for the vast majority of US.
The biannual superstitious ritual mumbojumbo is more to blame for negative affects than the time chosen itself. If it were actually the time itself, the effects would last indefinitely, not just for a couple of weeks. Pilots, stewardesses and other frequent travellers would be in extraordinarily poor health, if those so called _experts_ were competent. It's a disingenuous nonsense talking point to suggest that one way or another is better. Nah, humans will readily adapt to anything reasonable.
We want to go on DST permanently
Uhhhh this isn’t what ppl want
Agreed! I don’t want the sun setting at 7 instead of 8 in the evening in the summer, and it’s nonsense to waste a full extra hour of sunlight in the morning, as it would cause the sun to rise at 4 AM and cause major disturbances in sleep! It’s going to force many more people to buy blackout curtains! This isn’t Alaska! Early daylight times may sound amazing, but only if the daylight is ending even later! That isn’t possible at this latitude. I love the late summer sunsets. Permanent standard time isn’t the way to go. Permanent daylight savings time is the way to go!
Anytime a California politician use “science” in their reasoning it’s time to be wary.
Standard time all the way!!
Daylight Savings Time
is a form of
Devil Worship.
I'm glad to hear it.
Prefer standard time over forcing workers and students to get up even earlier in the morning. We also have a sleep deprivation issue that contributes to health issues and work and traffic accidents.
It figures the legislators would go against the people. What's new? 😢
But people keep voting them back into office
They didn't, because permanent DST is not permitted by federal regulation and should never have been accepted for referendum. It always should have been Permanent Standard Time that you lot had the opportunity to vote on. This is one time that they didn't actually do wrong. Floridians messed it up as well.
We should have a national referendum to allow every American to vote on which one that we want Day-light Savings Time or Eastern Standard Time.But yes we should have only one of those all year around.
If California ever stops turning the clock ahead. Everyone better hope we're on Standard time.
Because the same people bitching about time change will be bitching when Winter comes and it's dark longer in the morning because we got stuck on Daylight savings time.
Nope. To getet of work when it is already dark? It doesn't make sense. Definitely daylight saving time is better!
@@irenaponaroshku8688 😂🤣 So you're trading morning daylight and evening daylight in Winter for dark mornings and longer evening daylight. You make no sense! 😂🤣
@@irenaponaroshku8688permanent dst has already been tried with disastrous effects
Before 2007 when people had to manually turn clocks, there were a lot less complaints. Why? Because by early April sunrise was 0530 PST and it was changed to 0630 PDT and nobody felt tired by waking up in the dark (0600 was already bright). There would be a lot less bitching people if we return to early April time change, and especially if we go back to standard time in early October instead! Sunset goes from 6:30 pm to 5:30 pm. People getting off at 5 still drive in bright sunshine and won't be depressed like they are now in early November.
@cecilma3140 I remember as a kid growing up in the 90s and first half of the 2000s, DST was a bit easier to get used to, like you said. If we can't go to standard time all year, trim back DST considerably. I'd go as far as not starting it until the beginning of May, and ending it at the end of September. Also, change it to 2am on Saturday to give everyone an extra day to recover.
Yay get rid of day light savings time
Okay then, say hello to 4:39AM sunrises in the summer! 😂
Arizona doesn't have to change the clocks.
I'm happy our law markers are putting an end to it next year
Hopefully this time it will pass
What even is the point of daylight savings time? It's just annoying to keep track of.
I believe it is to save daylight🤔. I'm going out on a limb here
To keep the enslaved in the fields longer, duh
Actually, with the advent of social media, it really gets thrown in our faces like a month ahead and everyone gets so worked up over it that it is even easier to keep track of. Not to mention now we have technology that automatically changes our clocks on 90% of our devices.
It depends on when you want the sun in your face in the morning or in the evening coming and going to work , right now the sun in on my face in the morning move it ahead and it will be dark . and the sun will be in my face going home.
Sounds like you’re getting vitamin D either way 👍
Nothing new here in Arizona. I love not having to touch the clocks makes no difference just a waste of time or gain of time.😂😂😂😂 yeah I'm originally from New Jersey where we used to do it all the time. It's stupid to keep changing the clock.
Even if changing the clocks were smart, I would hate losing an hour of sleep.
that explains why i blinked for a minute and it became 3:00am 😭
I have a hard time to adjust to the time changes n mentally n emotionally I all off track
California.......moving backwards on everything as usual. I have never thought that the time changes were a problem. I love DST.
I love it too. I hate the changes and would rather have year round DST but I will take my eight months of DST over year round standard time. Does nobody realize permanent standard time puts California not just three but four hours out of sync with the east coast? Terrible bill. Let us please defeat this. It’s literally the opposite of what the state voted for in 2018!
Me too!
The other thing is Arizona & Hawaii does not change.
AZ and HI are already stealing half an hour already--on standard time. Phoenix on 112W using 105W time. Honolulu on 158W using 150W time.
Whoooopie for them!!
Definitely, the daylight savings time is better! I hate winter when it gets dark at 5 pm. and life is over! And who needs sunlight early in the morning while sleeping? But having extra hour of sunlight in the evening will definitely help emotionally and in extended activities!
"Who needs sunlight early in the morning?" People that have to get up early for school or work so they don't have to go in the dark. That's a reason why permanent standard time is good. If you guys want to do your activities more just start earlier if you are able to, you will still get extra daylight without having to get rid of one hour of daylight in the morning.
We tried to switch to dst all year in Florida, it was even passed by ballot in 2018. But it's being blocked by the national congress along with a lot of other states with similar bills.
Florida messed up. The ballot should have been for permanent Standard Time, like Arizona and Hawaii successfully implemented, but *Florida Man* undoubtedly botched the reading of federal regulation and bungled the writing of the legislation.
@GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou Thanks, we knew what we wanted and what we were voting for, they made it very clear -summer schedule all year. It's what works best for our climate and the sunlit hours we get at our latitude. The winter or "standard" schedule would not benefit us at all. I guess 11 other states "botched" the process in the exact same way as that's how many states are currently waiting on the Federal government to allow the change to permanent DST, AKA Florida Time. I'm sure it doesnt make sense to foreigners, whoops I mean northerners where you guys only get like two hours of sunlight a day even in the summer. Anyways it's already like 80° here at 7 (or is it 8?) am so I'm gonna go enjoy the day, good luck and don't fall through the ice!
@@DroneBeeStrike
You lot were aware of the make up of congress and how much of a long shot relying on those people was, right‽ I'm not saying that you people are stupid or anything, but that was just a collosal waste of resources, over something that most certainly was never going to happen.
@@DroneBeeStrike
When your scheme requires reliance on the feds, by deliberately going in the wrong direction, then yeah, it is botched.
BTW, don’t fall through the ice, what is this supposed to mean‽
@GeorgeVCohea it's springtime, we're in that thaw/freeze time when it gets thin and the chance of falling through is the highest. Honestly I would think they'd teach you guys this stuff but maybe it's just a lost cause. Or wait maybe you're a city type person. Yall only get black ice (which is also dangerous, of course), I can see how you'd be confused. Just avoid any ice related hazards until global warming kicks in.
Here are the effects on sunrise and sunset times that DST (daylight savings time) and ST (standard time) has on the sunrise and sunset time…
Latest sunset in the summer with daylight savings time:
Chico: 8:39 PM
Sacramento: 8:34 PM
Redding: 8:44 PM
City of Mount Shasta: 8:46 PM
Northeast corner of California: 8:41 PM
Northwest corner of California: 8:56 PM
San Francisco: 8:36 PM
South Lake Tahoe: 8:29 PM
Fresno: 8:22 PM
Los Angeles: 8:08 PM
San Diego: 8:01 PM
Death Valley: 8:09 PM
Southeastern corner of California: 7:51 PM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 7:56 PM
Latest sunset time if we are on standard time year round:
Chico: 7:39 PM
Sacramento: 7:34 PM
Redding: 7:44 PM
City of Mount Shasta: 7:46 PM
Northeast corner of California: 7:41 PM
Northwest corner of California: 7:56 PM
San Francisco: 7:36 PM
South Lake Tahoe: 7:29 PM
Fresno: 7:22 PM
Los Angeles: 7:08 PM
San Diego: 7:01 PM
Death Valley: 7:09 PM
Southeastern corner of California: 6:51 PM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 6:56 PM
Earliest sunrise time in the summer with daylight savings time:
Chico: 5:39 AM
Sacramento: 5:41 AM
Redding: 5:36 AM
City of Mount Shasta: 5:34 AM
Northeast corner of California: 5:25 AM
Northwest corner of California: 5:41 AM
San Francisco: 5:47 AM
South Lake Tahoe: 5:34 AM
Fresno: 5:40 AM
Los Angeles: 5:41 AM
San Diego: 5:40 AM
Death Valley: 5:29 AM
Southeastern corner of California: 5:30 AM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 5:25 AM
Earliest sunrise time in the summer if we are on standard time year round:
Chico: 4:39 AM
Sacramento: 4:41 AM
Redding: 4:36 AM
City of Mount Shasta: 4:34 AM
Northeast corner of California: 4:25 AM
Northwest corner of California: 4:41 AM
San Francisco: 4:47 AM
South Lake Tahoe: 4:34 AM
Fresno: 4:40 AM
Los Angeles: 4:41 AM
San Diego: 4:40 AM
Death Valley: 4:29 AM
Southeastern corner of California: 4:30 AM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 4:25 AM
Latest sunrise in the winter in the time period of standard time:
Chico: 7:29 AM
Sacramento: 7:24 AM
Redding: 7:34 AM
City of Mount Shasta: 7:35 AM
Northeast corner of California: 7:31 AM
Northwest corner of California: 7:45 AM
San Francisco: 7:26 AM
South Lake Tahoe: 7:19 AM
Fresno: 7:12 AM
Los Angeles: 6:59 AM
San Diego: 6:52 AM
Death Valley: 7:00 AM
Southeastern corner of California: 6:43 AM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 6:47 AM
Latest sunrise in the winter if we are on daylight savings time year round:
Chico: 8:29 AM
Sacramento: 8:24 AM
Redding: 8:34 AM
City of Mount Shasta: 8:35 AM
Northeast corner of California: 8:31 AM
Northwest corner of California: 8:45 AM
San Francisco: 8:26 AM
South Lake Tahoe: 8:19 AM
Fresno: 8:12 AM
Los Angeles: 7:59 AM
San Diego: 7:52 AM
Death Valley: 8:00 AM
Southeastern corner of California: 7:43 AM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 7:47 AM
Earliest sunset in the winter when we are on standard time:
Chico: 4:43 PM
Sacramento: 4:44 PM
Redding: 4:40 PM
City of Mount Shasta: 4:38 PM
Northeast corner of California: 4:31 PM
Northwest corner of California: 4:46 PM
San Francisco: 4:50 PM
South Lake Tahoe: 4:38 PM
Fresno: 4:43 PM
Los Angeles: 4:43 PM
San Diego: 4:42 PM
Death Valley: 4:32 PM
Southeastern corner of California: 4:32 PM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 4:27 PM
Earliest sunset in the winter if we are on year round daylight savings time:
Chico: 5:43 PM
Sacramento: 5:44 PM
Redding: 5:40 PM
City of Mount Shasta: 5:38 PM
Northeast corner of California: 5:31 PM
Northwest corner of California: 5:46 PM
San Francisco: 5:50 PM
South Lake Tahoe: 5:38 PM
Fresno: 5:43 PM
Los Angeles: 5:43 PM
San Diego: 5:42 PM
Death Valley: 5:32 PM
Southeastern corner of California: 5:32 PM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 5:27 PM
Sun up times in the last day of DST vs first day back on ST when we end DST on November 1:
Northwest corner of California: 7:49 AM - 6:09 PM / 6:50 AM - 5:08 PM
Northeast corner of California: 7:34 AM - 5:54 PM / 6:35 AM - 4:53 PM
San Francisco: 7:35 AM - 6:11 PM / 6:36 AM - 5:10 PM
San Diego: 7:05 AM - 5:57 PM / 6:06 AM - 4:56 PM
Southeastern corner of California: 6:55 AM - 5:47 PM / 5:56 AM - 4:46 PM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 6:59 AM - 5:43 PM / 6:00 AM - 4:42 PM
Sun up times in the last day of DST vs first day back on ST when we end DST on November 7:
Northwest corner of California: 7:56 AM - 6:02 PM / 6:57 AM - 5:01 PM
Northeast corner of California: 7:41 AM - 5:47 PM / 6:42 AM - 4:46 PM
San Francisco: 7:41 AM - 6:05 PM / 6:42 AM - 5:04 PM
San Diego: 7:11 AM - 5:51 PM / 6:12 AM - 4:50 PM
Southeastern corner of California: 7:01 AM - 5:41 PM / 6:02 AM - 4:40 PM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 7:05 AM - 5:38 PM / 6:06 AM - 4:37 PM
Think very carefully about your decisions and the impact they will have! Choose the inconvenience that inconveniences the least. I think the ahead time year round is best, and least inconvenient. I think permanent daylight savings time is what we need, not permanent standard time!
I completely agree. Permanent standard time works well for Arizona because it’s on the western end of Mountain Time Zone but I think it’s a terrible idea for California. California is mostly in the middle of and slightly east within Pacific Time Zone so you have way too much wasted morning light and even in summer not very good evening light. Hoping and praying that common sense prevails and this bill does not pass. I know people are sick of time changes and I also know it’s impossible to do permanent daylight saving time without federal approval BUT please California. NO on permanent standard time. Keep the changes if you must but summer on standard time would suck plus you would be FOUR hours out of sync with the east coast not just three. This is a terrible bill. Hope and pray for its defeat
@@georgepilzer4542 I personally would think Arizona observing daylight savings time in the summer would be better, as it doesn’t really go to far to the west in the time zone, not even too close in comparison to western Kansas/Oklahoma or western Texas in Central Time portion like Van Horn. In Phoenix, with daylight saving time in the summer the earliest sunrise would be at 6:18 AM instead of 5:18 AM, and its latest sunset would be at 8:42 PM instead of 7:42 PM. Fun fact: the daylight saving time version of that is pretty much the exact same in Fort Worth, Texas. And especially in eastern Arizona, it gets crazier in the summer for its longest days, it’s summer extreme in sun up times being at 5:11 AM - 7:27 PM! And the daylight is definitely starting 4:30 AM , which already qualifies as too early. They shouldn’t have opted for permanent standard time in 1966. And in Yuma, it’s summer extremes on daylight savings time for sun up times would be 6:30 AM - 8:51 PM instead of 5:30 AM - 7:51 PM. Sure, it may be crazy hot in the summer, but who doesn’t love late summer sunset. If I was living in Phoenix, I wouldn’t mind permanent daylight savings time instead because I would love the summer extremes for sun up times to be 6:18 AM - 8:42 PM even though it would have the winter extremes for sun up times to be 8:33 AM - 6:20 PM. And the average sunrise time would be around 7:25 AM, which really isn’t too bad. Singapore and Malaysia have set up their time zone to be one hour ahead of the solar time, so the sun is usually setting at 7 PM (they are super close to the equator), even though it causes its sunrise time to usually be at 7 AM, and still never gets too crazy late due to being close to the equator, and I definitely think that sounds great! I think average sunrise time being 7:00 AM or even as late as 7:27 AM is okay, but I would rather have it at 6:40 AM if permanent daylight savings time means the average sunrise time will be 7:40 AM. In western China, it gets insane! All of China is on one time zone, doesn’t observe daylight savings time, but it still causes the average sunrise time to be at 9:05 AM for the farthest west point of China, by which it’s earliest sunrise might be just early enough at 7:37 AM, but of course, it means it will usually not be early enough but usually be very late, but they have very late sunset times there too, especially in the summer of 10:37 PM. But although its earliest sunset is 7:41 PM in that point, its latest sunrise is at 10:27 AM! I am like, no thanks! They don’t need children going to school in the dark all year round. It might be ok in the winter, although there are extreme concerns of terrible drivers, especially those in a rush, who don’t pay attention for pedestrians, or in some cases, will even completely disregard pedestrians and put their lives in danger (those who do that should lose their drivers license and have their car confiscated immediately, along with first asking them to remove their belonging from their car if for some weird reason they won’t be going to jail for it). But it is normal in much of mainland US and all of Alaska for children to go to school in the dark in winter, including Idaho (Mountain Time Zone portion), western Montana, Michigan (eastern time zone portion), western South Dakota and western North Dakota and western Nebraska (Central Time Zone portion), eastern Oregon (Mountain Time Zone portion) and northwestern Washington state.
FINALLY SOME COMMON SENSE. NOT DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME so Rubio can get his after work drinks in the light!
Okay then, say hello to 4:39AM sunrises in the summer! 😂
Nothing wrong with that like I said, it helps the people who hate waking up early to go places so they don't have to leave in the dark or wake up early when it's still dark outside.
She is sooooooooo right!!! I LOVE DST too!
I vote for daylight saving time. I am so sick of standard time. I wished California would just keep it all year round and get rid standard time. I go the opposite. I am so sick of standard time! In standard time the days will get shorter and that equals to less energy, more power is wasted and possibly power bills prices. Daylight Saving Time is just the one and only way to save energy and can use more daylight. Standard time is just so sickening and should come to an end. Im sorry but standard time SUCKS so much!
I start my day at sunrise and finish at sunset
We voted to stop the time change in Washington … we passed it… our pathetic lawmakers won’t implement it….. ANNOYING!!!!
They must have let us vote on it because they thought it would turn out the way they wanted it. Actually, Arizona doesn't listen to them.
Hawaii doesn’t play their dumb game either …. It’s very frustrating to vote it out… and then nothing happens because politicians are busy doing politricks ….
I like daylight savings time. Screw CA being different. More light! Less crime!!!
They couldn't do permanent DST; they definitely tried to but failed.
👍
California has that too.
For the love of God, just pick one and leave it alone already. No matter what the clock says, same amount of daylight in any given 24 hour day. So the vote in 2018 literally made no difference whatsoever. Figures!
Love daylight savings...but rather not time change
Permanent daylight saving time.
We voted. Implement this today !
Maybe this will fix cali..jk it's doomed
Only morning people want standard time.
It's actually the exact opposite. Think about what Daylight Saving Time actually is. You're moving the clock forward an hour. What this means in practice is that everything is scheduled an hour earlier than it would be. A 9 to 5 job becomes an 8 to 4 job. A 6:30 alarm becomes a 5:30 alarm. And keep in mind that circadian rhythm is determined by the sun, not what the clock says. So in reality, standard time is better for night owls because they can sleep in a bit more.
Here in western Canada we want to also end DST but our government says we are waiting for the upper western States to change so Trade can pass between the border without time delays ❤
Some parts of Canada don't change their clocks.
wish Missouri would get rid of it. But I don't get it..there is the same amount of daylight per the 24 hrs, just means on standard time that gets lighter earlier, so what are those people from California saying that on DST there is more hrs. of sun? There is not. Just stays lighter later.
It doesn't mean 12 hrs of sunshine ah bd 12 hrs of no sunshine.
The winter solstice, Dec 21, is the shortest daylight (longer darkness/ shooter daylight). Summer solstice is the shortest night/ longest day (less darkness/ more sunshine).
I'm fire moving it, ONCE MORE, by 30 minutes, splitting the difference fire once and all, AND NO MORE CHANGES.
I can tell you what I want. I want Daylight savings to stay all year around. I hate standard time -- I like the sun staying out later.
The sun doesn't stay out longer. You just mess with your clock. How is that hard to understand? Learn to wake up earlier.
@MalcomHeavy wow you really missed the whole point of the conversation 🤔
@@MalcomHeavy The sun doesn't "go down." People just say it does because the Earth is rotating.
@@MrJuvefrank Never said it did. But that is the term people use often, yes.
They did this year's ago and went back to daylight savings because of children lost their life in the streets because of darkness and driver's did not see them.
Yeah, sure drivers have a responsibility, but parents need to make sure their children aren’t still out in the dark as well.
I love DST. I dont want standard time.
This needs to be done nationwide. I still feel like crap since the time change happened 3 weeks ago. Keep it locked on standard time all year. By doing so, you remove the jarring effects of both time changes, and the days would wax and wane gradually across the seasons, and keep winter sunrises at an acceptable time.
Early sunrises happen naturally in summertime. I usually am able to sleep in until around 8am, so sunrise at 4:30 or 4:45am wouldnt bother me. I'd be asleep for a few hours past sunrise.
It is rather time changing that has negative impact on the body. When we set our clocks back in November, according to studies, they have found there is a spike in car accidents in the evening. We don’t need daylight time disrupting our sleep at 4 AM in the summer and see it end at 8 instead of 9. There is no perfect option, but there are less setbacks in permanent daylight savings time than permanent standard time. If we hate both options so much or if people tend to not want either option, maybe the halfway in between is better. But keep in mind that we are on daylight savings time for more than half the year, so that technically is the standard time despite not being labeled as such. For the Central Valley and Bay Area, permanent daylight savings time means daylight at 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM around summer solstice and daylight at 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM around winter solstice, while permanent standard time in the same region means daylight at 4:00 AM - 8:00 PM around summer solstice and daylight at 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM around winter solstice. And when we turn back our clocks in November, daylight in that region is 6:00 AM - 5:30 PM! That is crazy to have daylight start early and end early. And with permanent standard time, the sun would be setting before 6 PM 1-2 days after the fall equinox in September for the region. That feels icky and sounds stupid!
For western SoCal, permanent daylight daylight savings time means daylight at 5:00 AM - 8:30 PM around summer solstice and daylight at 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM around winter solstice, while permanent standard time in the same region means daylight at 4:00 AM - 7:30 PM around summer solstice and daylight at 6:30 AM - 5:00 PM around winter solstice.
Another thing I must point out here is that in the northeastern region of California and the farthest eastern region in California in SoCal would be experiencing with another whole kind of madness! The sun travels from east to west, which means that farther east in the time zone on the same latitude will get you earlier sunrise and earlier sunset, and farther west in the time zone on the same latitude will get you later sunrise and later sunset. With that being said, sunrise and sunset times in the far eastern region of California are earlier! It gets so early in winter that some people there want to be put on the mountain time zone to negate the ridiculously early winter sunset time! Permanent daylight savings time would also help negate that problem in that region. Do you want to know the earliest sunset times for the different points in California? It goes as follows:
San Francisco: 4:50 PM
Los Angeles: 4:43 PM
San Diego: 4:42 PM
Death Valley: 4:32 PM
Southeastern corner of California: 4:32 PM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 4:27 PM
The latest sunrise times for those same regions during standard time portion of the year (not referring the day before turning back clocks in November, as it is even later in that time) are as follows:
San Francisco: 7:26 AM
Los Angeles: 6:59 AM
San Diego: 6:52 AM
Death Valley: 7:00 AM
Southeastern corner of California: 6:43 AM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 6:47 AM
If you were to put the state in permanent daylight savings time, you just make those times shown there one hour later. As you can see, sunset times get wildly early for those regions in California. Yes, that also goes for all of eastern Nevada, except even crazier than that! And on daylight savings time in the summer, the daylight already starts at around the 4:50 AM or 4:45 AM for the far eastern region of California. That may sound early, but it’s actually okay because it is farther east in the time zone and closer to Mountain Time Zone region, even though it isn’t in the Mountain Time Zone. But if California was to be put on permanent standard time, guess what would be happening there in the summer? You guessed it, the daylight would be starting at 3:50 AM or even 3:45 AM around summer solstice, while always ending before 7:30 PM! That is just nuts! I am sure they don’t want that! The earliest sunrise times in the summer on daylight savings time are as follows for the same regions:
San Francisco: 5:47 AM
Los Angeles: 5:41 AM
San Diego: 5:40 AM
Death Valley: 5:29 AM
Southeastern corner of California: 5:30 AM
Farthest north point of the farthest east edge of California: 5:25 AM
Now you can see how all this explanation makes sense! And on top of that, when we end daylight savings time in November, in the far eastern region of California, the daylight starts at 5:30 AM, only to end at 5:00 PM! And guess what would also happen? In the eastern edge of California, all of SoCal, and all longitudes starting at not much farther east than Fresno, would have average sunset time of before 6:00 PM if the state is put on permanent year round standard time! That would mean those regions would have sunset times of before 6 PM for more than half the year, for more than 182 days per year, and in the farther east regions in California, that exceeding 200 days per year or even exceeding 215 days per year! Just think about it for a minute. I am sure you can’t disagree that it would be insanely odd and just ridiculous! Places like Malaysia and Singapore have made smart choices and have put their time zone a bit more ahead, not to make their sunrise time ridiculously late but to make it usually be at early 7 AM (with occasionally getting to being before 7 AM) to make their sunset time to usually be at 7 PM (even though it is at early 7 PM for the most part and very few times of the year dipping to before 7 PM but not much earlier than that). So please, do not pass that bill! It is so ludicrous and ridiculous how the senate and representatives don’t want to vote on Sunshine Protection Act that is always reintroduced by Marco Rubio in every March that would put everywhere in the nation on permanent year round daylight savings time, with the exception of Arizona and Hawaii! I don’t want to rewind my clocks this November again! The senate and representative should vote on it for once! And I hope they vote to approve it! It doesn’t come without few major flaws though, as in regions in western Oklahoma and western Kansas that are on Central Time Zone, already have latest sunrise of 8 AM on standard time in winter, and it would make that to get to 9 AM instead of 8 AM if Daylight Protection Act is passed, and would make their average sunrise time in that region to be around 7:45 AM and around 7:55 AM for Van Horn, Texas, and similar issues in places that are far west in it’s time zone, and average sunrise time for the year being at 7:05 AM or even 7:20 AM may sound reasonable, but later than that just gets to be too much! I think for them, they should have more discretion over whether they are on permanent daylight savings time or permanent standard time, but that is another story! But it would be amazing if Daylight Protection Act is signed into law, to get rid of time changes, and early winter sunset times, while keeping late summer sunset times!
I rather have permanent Time we going to spring forward instead of the fall back time.
Cut back on electricity.
We want to make daylight savings time PERMANENT not standard time
No, we want standard. Hawaii & Arizona are already on permanent standard time & doing just fine.
@@roadrash94 no we want DST to become standard time. It’s less of a huge deal down by the equator in those climates, but for much of the country there’s only upside to making DST permanent. Theres been enough studies on this the majority are firmly behind making DST the new standard.
Obviously it’s understandable some states are happy to settle for permanent Standard time over nothing (continuing to change 2x a year) but as for what people actually want, it’s permanent DST
@@Fee.1 We already did this nationwide in 1973, and everyone thought they wanted it. After a single winter with DST, support plummeted and it was repealed the following year. Standard time is the way (there's a reason why this was the standard everywhere until very recently).
@@sandyman9696 why??? DST is best in the winter when the days end earliest to begin with
It's not normal to take kids to school in the dark and have darker mornings in the winter. All Daylight Saving does is take away daylight from the morning and add it to the end of your day. When we were in standard time by the end of winter you still get 1 to 2 hours of daylight without any need to change your clocks. You people who think Daylight Time being permanent is a good thing should do your research on what happened back in the 1970s and why losing an hour of sleep is bad for your health and leads to heart attacks and car accidents, energy costs also rise due to daylight saving.
Give permanent standard time a chance in the pacific and you might like it, there are better benefits to your health with permanent standard time. Just ask people in US Territories including the states of Hawaii and Arizona and they'll probably tell you why they are fine with standard time and why they don't have to change the clock. You will lose an hour of sleep and never get it back and your body will not adjust to that at all.
Cal State has U
S. Congress to deal with their stupidity.
We want the extra hour of light in the evening why is this a mystery? We want permanent daylight savings time. Nobody wants standard time around, nobody. They just don’t understand that having a late in the evening is daylight savings time.
I want permanent standard time. Because every time we try permanent DST it ends poorly. Every time. We tried most recently in the 1970s. Trying the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result is insanity. Also, literally all of the sleep experts are advocating for permanent standard time.
@@InanaNinsiannaYour statement that we have never tried permanent DST is false. Did you read my comment? Again, we tried it most recently in the 1970s. Also, we had permanent DST during WWII. It was called "War Time." These are both easily verifiable with an internet connection, and I know you're capable of doing so.
@@Archrid assuming you are right (I see that we enacted it for less than a year in the 1970s) please explain how exactly exactly it didn’t work out. For whom did it not work out and how.
@@Archrid less than a year is hardly enacting it as it was retracted almost immediately. So I’m asking how exactly did it not work out.
@@InanaNinsiannaIt was a year and a half. We sprung forward, stayed on DST for one winter, then fell back the following fall. So we stayed on for Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer. That's more than a year, and a fair trial period, IMO. It was actually supposed to be a 2 winter trial, but everyone was so miserable during that first winter that support for it collapsed and the experiment was ended early in the wake of that backlash. That's probably what will happen again if we do permanent DST, but we right now have the ability to learn from the past and avoid going through that again. As for why it didn't work out: basically, the short answer is that light in the morning is very important for both physical and mental well-being. Lack of morning light is linked to all sorts of health ailments like certain types of cancer and heart attacks. That's why all of the sleep scientists support ending DST and remaining on standard time year round. It's just healthier.
Oh please get rid of daylight savings time .. go standard that is what the sun moon and stars all define time
Yes! As someone who grew up in a country without daylight savings time, it boggles my mind that people here are willing to put up with this nonsense. I lose at least a week's productivity every time the clock changes! 2 weeks per year is 3 years lost over a life time.
Time as we know it is fully just a constructed idea, there is no more reason to assign a certain number to a certain part of the day than any other, with the exception of maybe noon. It's the only real standard point. But what it says on the clock at that point of the day, what we decide to call it, is irrelevant. We could switch to a 36 hour day based on the alphabet and it would be just as logical. (Bonus, it's still divisible by 12 so it would be easy to convert between the two.) Noon could be A o'clock. Then a day would start at noon as well, so when you get up in the morning it would still be yesterday and it wouldn't be tomorrow until after lunch!
How about we just make when the sun comes up its 7am then normal ppl get the most out of all sunlight hours I hate waking up and the suns been up for hours and coming home in the dark and its only 4pm
@johnmillis5159 because sunrise isn't constant time and then we'd have to change our clocks every single day
@@DroneBeeStrike we have the technology you phone changes daylight savings automatically you just don’t want to change your analog devices all the time
Love United States, sup everyone!
Not waking up in the dark makes me happier
Hopefully West Virginia will be the next to follow . Arizona, Hawaii and U.S. territories don’t observe we need to be like them and #DitchDaylightSavings and to ALL daylight savings lovers if you want extra time in the sun during if permanent standard time take place then start your day early.
TIME IS A CONSTRUCT... enuff said
It makes more sense to move to permanent Standard Time. I have many friends in Europe. Adopting permanent Daylight Savings Time would shave an hour off reasonable times to communicate with them. On a commercial scale, it would shorten the time American and European companies could conveniently do business.
Yes, that will totally help the drug and homelessness problem. Good priorities, California 🙄
Drug people and the homeless will lose an hour of sleep. I don't know if that will help them.
I like daylight savings time, i get home from work, and if I still have more sunshine, I can still enjoy being outside and attending to my outdoor house chores. Standard time does not offer that luxury to me.
Regardless of what the clock says, the daylight will still be what the Earth's rotation dictates! Communities can decide on their own whether they need to adjust school hours or step up traffic enforcement to keep kids at bus stops safe. Changing the clocks is just silly.
I am amazed at the amount of people that don’t understand this exact point
We already voted for daylight time. So just do we voted for, ugh
Why not split the difference & then leave it alone. That way we have a little more daylight in the winter when the nights (darkness) are longer & a little more night in the summer when the days (sunshine) are longer.
People on other parts of the globe do that. It sounds a lot better than changing the clock twice a year.
I like that proposal too but let’s do it nationwide and not just in one state. Only problem I see with split the difference is it puts us on the half hour rather than the hour. But it does seem like best solution as standard time is too dark in the evening and dst is too dark in the morning. Split the difference gives us some light on both sides. It’s a compromise we could all agree on that would end the time change. Totally against permanent standard time though. I need my afternoon sunlight. Also come on California. You really want to be FOUR hours off of the East coast instead of 3? I hate this bill and hope it fails
@@georgepilzer4542 People in Arizona, Saskatchewan, and other parts of the globe aren't afraid to leave the clocks alone instead of setting them forward and setting them back. Changing the time is bad for people's biological clocks, and medical dogtors know it.
Leave it on daylight savings time. More sunlight!
You don't get more light! They aren't creating more light. Just manipulating the clock. Learn to wake up earlier.
Absolutely! Who needs sunlight in the morning while still sleeping? But having more sunlight in the evening will be definitely nice!
We get the same amount either way.
Daylight Savings Time is unnatural. Waking up before the sun is up is fucked up. And being on DST in the winter would make sunrise way too late. In the summer, there's already plenty of sunlight in the evening even with standard time.
Nevada is deciding on this too
Deja vu. Did this not pass a few years ago? 0:43
Yea how many billions of taxpayer dollars this will cost?
It saves money, but I hate it anyway.
All the things going on in the world & time change is an issue?
It is for people with heart stress.
Daylight savings permanent, if you don’t like it, why do you even live in California
People move to California for drugs and the ability to crap freely in the streets.
Thats a big concern don't worry about the borders or crime or economy 😅 Gavin's Garden's
Have two clocks, get up early have time for whatever and you'll never be late
Pass bill stop charge the time
As much I agree or disagree. The moment people throw out mental health I say you lost the argument because it’s brought up so much over time and has less meaning to it over time. Please use other ways to argue
At two points in the year in the morning youre driving in the dark to work in the winter, then by spring its brighter. But then youre driving in the dark going home , so its a choice drive to work with the sun in your face or drive home with the sun in your face for six months .
Just get up earlier and you get the extra sun shine, with a vote you really aren’t getting more sun light, or since California is full of nut jobs anyway, just identify as daylight saving time, and boom there ya go,,
I am commenting #BringBackDislikes on every unique TH-cam video I watch for the rest of 2024, regardless of if I actually dislike the video or not. This is video 2367.
ask people who work in healthcare, work weekends ... it is a horror working with daylight savings in CA or not
Our country is falling apart and this is news.
California's sometimes are whinning little b.
winning what?
@@OIII-IOOOwhining*
@@FloridaMugwump are you @oliverfarfan65’s secretary?
@@OIII-IOOOinternet interpreter
This again, lol.
das a ween ween fer erywan
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Please. Please. This would be great.
No, Daylight Saving Time does not give you “more hours of sunlight”. It’s a clock adjustment. Abolish it with the path of least resistance then alter your schedule around it so you see more sunlight time at the end of your day
Sure it does. For people that work 9-5, there’s an extra hour of light at the end of the day.
@@joeschmoe1794 as I said before, an individual can alter their schedule around it. Most 9-5 jobs I’ve held over my career I could make a case to work 8-4 or 7-3 if I wanted to. If it’s either continuing to have to deal with twice per year time changes or accept standard time year round (without federal changes permanent DST is not an option) personally I’d just accept standard time
@@dgdw And some people can’t, so they get the extra sunlight no matter what. And really? DST has to be “dealt” with? So hard to lose an hour of sleep when it starts and sleep an extra hour when it ends.
@@joeschmoe1794it’s alright if you’re a fan of twice per year time changes. I am not.
@@joeschmoe1794There's no such thing as "extra sunlight." Sunlight isn't magically created because we schedule everything one hour earlier. It just screws over night owls and also causes a bunch of health ailments like heart attacks and certain kinds of cancer.
For people who are complaining…… move to Alaska
Alaska wouldn't want that many people coming to their state. Hahahahahaha.
It's once a year.
How many billions did this bullshit cost us?
I hate it even though it saves electricity.
@@MrJuvefrank actually the energy saved or wasted by DST is negligible.