Daylight Saving Time Ends Soon in Europe
Clocks will be turned back one hour on October 25, 2026, marking the return to standard time.
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Clocks will be turned back one hour on October 25, 2026, marking the return to standard time.
The annual autumn transition to winter time will occur in the night between October 24 and 25, arriving earlier than usual due to the European calendar.
A series of intense low-pressure systems is bringing heavy rain and destructive winds reaching up to 120 kilometers per hour to multiple European countries.
Parts of Europe and North Africa will experience over six minutes of total darkness during the rare celestial event.
A new weather disturbance moving across the continent is bringing plunging temperatures and early snowfall to several regions.
Recent months bring notable headlines across European monarchies, ranging from upcoming aristocratic weddings and state banquet wardrobe malfunctions to newly released memoirs detailing past tensions.
French borrowing costs have climbed to levels not seen in 24 years as mounting debt concerns and violent demonstrations shake investor confidence.
As clocks roll back for the winter season, discussions surrounding the abolition of seasonal time changes continue to face political gridlock across the European Union.
Storm Austen is forecasted to bring wind gusts exceeding 100 kilometers per hour to the English Channel coast.