Southern Oregon returned to Pacific Standard Time early Sunday, giving households an extra hour overnight and moving sunset an hour earlier on the clock as November begins.
The change took effect at 2 a.m. November 1, when clocks moved back to 1 a.m. For anyone waking up to a kitchen clock, wristwatch or dashboard display that still shows Saturday’s setting, the morning comes with one remaining task: turn it back one hour.
The overnight adjustment followed Halloween, placing the return to standard time between Saturday evening’s trick-or-treating and Sunday morning’s activities. Church services, work shifts, appointments and travel schedules now follow the new time. A clock left unchanged will put its owner an hour ahead of the local schedule…