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Prepare for Earlier Sunsets: Daylight Saving Time Ends Soon

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El Paso residents should mark their calendars as Daylight Saving Time will end on November 5, 2023. This change means that clocks will 'fall back' one hour, resulting in earlier sunsets. With only about 230 days left to enjoy later evenings, it’s a reminder to adjust schedules accordingly. The shift impacts daily routines, especially for those who enjoy outdoor activities in the evening. Residents are encouraged to prepare for the time change to avoid any disruptions.

Key Details: • Daylight Saving Time ends on November 5, 2023. • Clocks will be set back one hour. • Expect earlier sunsets following the time change. • Adjust schedules for evening activities.

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