NYC Daylight Saving Time 2022: Here's When To Fall Back

NEW YORK CITY — Sleep-deprived New Yorkers soon will fall back into an extra hour of slumber.

Daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 6 at 2 a.m., meaning clocks will go back one hour.

But while that means a day of guilt-free sleeping in, it also comes with a cost: earlier sunsets through the dark winter months.

New York is among the 48 states — besides Arizona and Hawaii — that observe daylight saving time.

The practice of resetting clocks in the spring and fall isn't exactly popular among Americans, to put it mildly.

A Monmouth University poll this year found only 35 percent of people surveyed want to keep clock changes.

And they're not wrong in thinking daylight saving is arguably absurd — as this video outlines, the reasons behind the practice have little to do with farmers and a lot to do with Kaiser Wilhelm.

Pointy-helmeted, long-dead German monarchs aside, New Yorkers soon still have to set their clocks back. At least they'll get an hour of extra sleep in the deal.