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Daylight saving time starts in the US 2028

In 2028, daylight saving time in the United States and most of Canada starts on Sunday, March 12 at 2:00 a.m. local time, when clocks jump forward to 3:00 a.m.

Time in UTC

Sunday, March 12, 07:00

Time remaining

527 d 23 h 31 min

Calculated with Astronomy Engine, an open-source library verified against the US Naval Observatory and NASA JPL. How we calculate

After the change, sunrise and sunset both come one hour later on the clock: mornings are darker again for a few weeks, and evenings stay light for longer.

Daylight saving time is observed in every US state except Hawaii and most of Arizona, where clocks stay the same all year; the US territories do not use it either. Most of Canada changes on the same day. Mexico ended daylight saving time in 2022, except in some places along the US border.

Sunrise and sunset before and after the change

Local clock times on Saturday, March 11 and Sunday, March 12.

CityDay beforeDay after
New York6:13 AM – 5:59 PM7:12 AM – 7:00 PM
Boston6:02 AM – 5:47 PM7:00 AM – 6:48 PM
Miami6:33 AM – 6:28 PM7:32 AM – 7:28 PM
Chicago6:08 AM – 5:53 PM7:06 AM – 6:54 PM
Houston6:35 AM – 6:28 PM7:34 AM – 7:28 PM
Denver6:17 AM – 6:03 PM7:15 AM – 7:04 PM
Phoenix6:43 AM – 6:34 PM6:42 AM – 6:34 PM
Los Angeles6:08 AM – 5:58 PM7:07 AM – 6:59 PM
Seattle6:29 AM – 6:10 PM7:27 AM – 7:12 PM
Anchorage7:27 AM – 6:53 PM8:24 AM – 7:56 PM
Honolulu6:43 AM – 6:40 PM6:42 AM – 6:40 PM
Toronto6:36 AM – 6:20 PM7:34 AM – 7:21 PM
Mexico City06:48 – 18:4506:47 – 18:46

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