It’s hard to believe that thousands of Idaho kids are already heading into their final week of summer break. Before you know it, the kids will be back in class, temperatures will start to cool off and it will be getting darker, earlier.
All of that leads up to daylight saving time ending in Idaho. When does that happen in 2025? We’ll spell it out for you!
Boise Bids Farewell to 9 P.M. Sunsets
When you travel, there’s always something that happens during your trip that makes you grateful that you get to come home to Idaho. I just got back from a trip to visit family in Ohio and one of the things that threw me for a loop was how early sunset hit.
Idaho’s endless summer nights are one of the appeals of living here, but the latest sunsets of the year are already behind us. Whether we’d like to admit it or not, the Boise area’s last 9 p.m. sunset of the year is August 6. After that, we’ll lose about three minutes of sunlight per day leading up to the end of Daylight Saving time and “fall back” an hour.
Idaho’s Continues Clock-Switching Tradition
Once that happens, you might procrastinate adjusting the clocks in your car, kitchen and bedroom so they’ll be wrong for a week. When you finally do go to change them, you’ll probably wonder “can we just stop this ridiculous time change thing?”…