Make sure you are set to “Spring Forward” one hour this weekend. We may lose an hour of sleep (for one night) but most states are gaining more sunlight later in the day for the bulk of the year.

You’ll need to change your clocks on Sunday morning (March 13, 2022) at 2:00 am. The state of New Jersey doesn’t go back to standard time until November 6, 2022.

Whether we like it or not, everyone seems to have a lot to say about daylight saving time every year. Check out just a few of the reactions via Twitter below.

• Take note!

  Here are some ways to keep daylight saving time from throwing you off your routine.
  1. Start now to get as much light as possible each day.
  2. Start winding down a little earlier in the evenings.
  3. Don't compensate with caffeine! Your heart doesn't love that.
  4. Don’t nap. pic.twitter.com/FRZEqjol68

  — American Heart Association - NY State (@AHANewYork) March 10, 2022

• Do we love it or hate?

  In just one week, the early alarms begin. #DaylightSavingTime #EndDST #SaveStandardTime pic.twitter.com/SKkbfUsZiE

  — Save Standard Time (@SaveStandard) March 6, 2022

• WAKE UP!

  https://twitter.com/KathyRayPVEpri1/status/1501714946274508807

• Spring forward..

  https://twitter.com/theinfophile/status/1502011523840962562

• Preach it.

  with the upcoming time chance I have to ask:
  If we can just decide to just "spring forward" and skip an hour, what is stopping us from skipping all of Monday and just erasing that every so often?

  — Doc  (@DocAtCDI) March 10, 2022

• #DaylightSavingTime

  Rock out with your clock out! Don’t forget to change your time devices Sunday if you live in one of the areas where they do this to us. ⏰ ☀️ #DaylightSavingTime #SpringForward #march13 pic.twitter.com/PWzEUnc4qx

  — Therra (@Therra) March 10, 2022

• Just sayin...

  Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend, don't forget to "spring forward"! Set your clocks forward one hour at 2am on Sunday, March 13 (translation: Saturday night before you go to bed 😉). Why can't they make this happen on Friday at 4pm? Just sayin'... pic.twitter.com/BmpxFQghsu

  — City of Rowlett, Texas (@RowlettTexas) March 10, 2022

• LOL

  Along with spring forward on your clocks. Don't forget you car. pic.twitter.com/YBiwRuoDa9

  — Charles®™ #GoDawgs (@dawgster1969) March 10, 2022

• Mood

  Due to inflation, this weekend we are all going to set the clocks forward three months. #DaylightSavingTime

  — Carol Roth (@caroljsroth) March 9, 2022

• Confused

  Prepare yourselves. #DaylightSavingTime pic.twitter.com/8gmPf3f1Qv

  — Respect The Road Delmarva (@ridesafedp) March 10, 2022

• We've all done it.

  Daylight saving time is when people spend hours on social media complaining about losing an hour of sleep.

  — Dan Regan (@DanRegan_Comedy) March 11, 2022

• Reminder:

  Your reminder that Daylight Saving Time reduces productivity and makes life awful for parents for at least a week. It's dumb.

  — Brian Tallerico (@Brian_Tallerico) March 11, 2022

• Hmmm...

  Daylight saving time extravaganza is next weekend. But I’m going to turn all my clocks forward to 2027 tonight.

  — Sooz (@CruisinSoozan) March 6, 2022

• SUNSHINE

  This might sound ridiculous but I’m extra hyped for daylight saving time this year. I NEED that extra sunshine!🌞

  — Jackie Venson (@jackievenson) March 11, 2022

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