Now that fall has arrived, daylight saving time's end is around the corner. Here's what to know as clocks falls back in early November.

Not long from now, you'll lose an hour of daylight in the evening. Here's when you have to set your clocks back.

Not long from now, you'll lose an hour of daylight in the evening. Here's when you have to set your clocks back.

Standard time returns in early November. Here's when to turn back the clock for the fall time change and how to handle the transition.

With nightfall creeping earlier and earlier into daylight, many people may find themselves asking, “is it time to ‘fall’ back yet?” The answer is: you’ve still got about another month of Time before you need to adjust the clocks back to Standard Time.

According to the Astronomical Applications Department of the U.S. Naval Observatory, daylight saving time is when clocks are changed to one hour ahead, which began on Sunday, March 10 of this year. Lead Meteorologist of the National Weather Service's Binghamton office Michael Murphy explained that the switch back to standard time will take place on Sunday,