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Daylight Saving begins in the early hours of Sunday morning across New Zealand so for the clocks that don’t auto update you’ll need to ‘spring forward’ the time by one hour before you go to sleep tonight.
The change will mean we’re waking up an early hour earlier for the next several months but it provides more available daylight at the end of the day.
Whether you love it, or hate it, New Zealand observes daylight saving hours from Sunday September 29th until the first weekend of April 2020.
– Image / Auckland Airport view point in summer time / Uploaded to the WeatherWatch sunrise/sunset Gallery by Harjinder Kumar.
– WeatherWatch.co.nz
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