With Congress opting not to make daylight saving time permanent, clocks will soon fall back for the fall time change in Pittsburgh.
The chance for the U.S. to see year-round daylight saving time this winter has come and gone. Instead, clocks will fall back on the first Sunday of November as they always do in nearly every state.
As we head toward the end of October, here’s what to know about the upcoming time change.
Did Congress vote to make daylight saving time permanent?
No. The U.S. House approved the Sunshine Protection Act earlier in the summer with a bipartisan vote, but the U.S. Senate didn’t take the measure up for a vote before a congressional recess began on Oct. 5…