Fall is officially in full swing here in Michigan. And before you know it, winter is going to be here too. With that in mind, it's about to be that time... literally. Daylight Saving Time.

Like it happens every fall here in Michigan, Daylight Saving Time is ending (and no, it's not Daylight Savings Time). Have you ever heard that old saying, "spring forward, fall back"? Well, we're going to do just that.

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All of Michigan observes Daylight Saving Time, so we'll all be changing our clocks at some point that day. Are you a change them before you go to sleep person? Or do you change them when you wake up? Or maybe everything you own has the technology to update itself?

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Regardless of whether or not it's you or technology that changes the time on the clock, here's when to mark your calendar:

When Does Daylight Saving Time End in Michigan?

Daylight Saving Time ends THIS SUNDAY, November 3rd at 2 am. After that, Michigan is back on Standard Time and we "gain" an hour of sleep.

And for pet owners, we get to hear our animals whine for about an hour everyday around feeding time for the next week or so.

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Will this be the last time we observe Daylight Saving Time? Perhaps... but only time will tell. But I will say, there's a reason why Daylight Saving Time is jokingly called the "Devil's Delay".

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