It's that time of year again -- when we gain an extra hour!
Daylight Saving Time is quickly coming to an end for 2013.
Since 2007, Daylight Saving Time, or DST for short, begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November.
For 2013, that means it is time to 'fall back' this weekend.
Nov. 3 is the first Sunday in November this year, so at 2 a.m. you will turn your clocks back one hour, marking the return to Pacific Standard Time.
As the old expression goes, "spring ahead, fall back," meaning before bed on Saturday night, set your clock BACK one hour. You'll also be 'gaining' one hour of time (the same hour you 'lost' last Spring).
The International Association of Fire Chiefs and the Energizer battery company are also urging you to adopt the life-saving habit of changing the battery in your smoke detector when you change your clock. This simple and easy action will double a family's chance of surviving a home fire.
You will 'spring ahead,' or turn your clocks forward one hour next year on March 9, 2014.