Daylight Saving Ends (US) 2026 falls on Sunday, November 1, 2026 â a Sunday. Of the 9 days between today and that date, 5 are weekdays (Monday to Friday) and 4 fall on a weekend. The month-by-month split below is the practical version of that number: it tells you where your working time actually goes.
Working days between today and Daylight Saving Ends (US) 2026
Month
Weekdays
Weekend days
Total
October 2026
5
3
8
November 2026
0
1
1
What this count leaves out
This count is Monday to Friday only and does not strip out public holidays. Those vary by country, state and employer, so subtract the ones you actually get from the month that contains them. If you work a non-standard rota, the weekend column is the figure to adjust rather than the weekday column.
About Daylight Saving Ends (US) 2026
Daylight Saving Ends (US) 2026 falls on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The first Sunday of November at 2:00 AM: clocks fall back, everyone gets one glorious extra hour of sleep, and evening commutes go dark. (Most of Europe changed a week earlier; Arizona and Hawaii sit it out entirely.)
The live counter above updates every second and automatically switches to 'days since' once the day arrives.