Daylight Saving Time Set to End Soon in Minneapolis–St. Paul
Daylight Saving Time is ending soon in Minneapolis-St. Paul, with clocks set to "fall back".
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 24, 2026 —
Daylight Saving Time is set to end soon in Minneapolis–St. Paul, according to the information provided. The change is described as clocks “falling back,” but no specific date or time for the transition was included.
The information also does not identify a source for the announcement or specify whether it applies to any particular public service, business, or event. No details were provided about local preparations or possible effects on schedules. Those points cannot be confirmed from the available information.
Residents and organizations in the area are therefore given no further timing details in the summary. It does not say when the change will take place, how the timing was established, or whether any related arrangements have been announced. The exact date and time remain unspecified here.
The stated location is Minneapolis–St. Paul. No additional Minnesota communities or other regions were mentioned, so the information does not establish whether the notice is intended to cover places beyond the metropolitan area.
For now, the available report is limited to the approaching end of Daylight Saving Time in Minneapolis–St. Paul and the description of the change as clocks moving back. Further details, including the transition date, were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Heather.Miller@fox.com (Heather Miller) on www.fox9.com, see more information here.
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