Daylight Saving Time in New York Ends November 1
Daylight Saving Time in New York concludes on November 1st, the earliest it has fallen on this year, extending the daylight hours after Halloween.
New York, NY, October 22, 2026 —
Daylight Saving Time in New York is set to conclude on November 1, according to the information provided. The date comes after Halloween and is described as the earliest the end of the time period has fallen this year.
The change is expected to extend daylight hours after Halloween, though no further details were provided about how the shift will affect daily schedules or when the change will take effect. The information also does not specify a time for the transition or explain what “earliest” is being compared with.
No additional details were provided about the schedule, the reason for the date, or any arrangements for residents and businesses. The information does not identify a source for the date or include a statement from a New York official. As a result, the report is limited to the stated end date and its described effect on daylight hours after Halloween.
The available information does not provide further calendar details or describe what people should expect on November 1. It also does not give a comparison with previous years. Those points remain unspecified in the summary, which identifies November 1 as the date Daylight Saving Time concludes in New York and notes the extension of daylight hours after Halloween.
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