Every October, a peculiar phenomenon disrupts the schedules of individuals and organizations across the Atlantic. For one week, Europe and the United States fall out of sync as they transition from daylight saving time (DST) to standard time. This annual shift, rooted in historical and legislative differences, creates a temporary one-hour reduction in the usual time difference between regions like London and New York, leading to confusion and logistical challenges for international meetings and communications.
Why the time difference between the US and Europe will be one hour shorter this week
