Get Ready, Michigan—Here’s When Daylight Saving Time Ends in 2025

I know that we're all trying to soak up as much of Michigan's summer as we can.

However, at some point, the leaves will start to change colors and fall from trees, iced coffee orders will switch to hot pumpkin spice lattes, and fall will be here.

Besides the obvious change of the season, there's another big change that happens this time of year... Daylight Saving Time (not Daylight Savings Time).

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Daylight Saving Time will come to an end this fall in Michigan, and like the old saying "spring forward, fall back" goes, we'll be turning our clocks back.

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The whole state of Michigan observes Daylight Saving Time, so all of us will be changing our stoves, coffee makers, and any manual clocks back by an hour.

When Does Daylight Saving Time End in Michigan?

Every year, Daylight Saving Time ends on a slightly different day. This year, Daylight Saving Time will end on Sunday, November 2.

In the wee hours of Sunday morning (2 am to be exact), clocks will be set back one hour. Now, most if not all smart devices will take care of "turning the clock back" automatically. It's just those manual household appliances you'll have to worry about.

READ ALSO: Thinking It Through: Why the Time Change Is Good for Michigan

If you have pets, you do also have to worry about the fact that their dinner schedules are about to be thrown off. But not to worry, you'll only have to listen to them whine and beg for about a week or so.

Will This Be the Last Time We “Fall Back” in Michigan?

Maybe this will be the last time Michigan observes this "Devil's Delay"? Only time will tell...