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No. Under this plan, in the winter, CA would be 2 hours behind the East Coast, and the summer, 3 hours behind.
by secabeen 8y ago
No. Under this plan, in the winter, CA would be 2 hours behind the East Coast, and the summer, 3 hours behind.
- twoodfin 8y agoSeveral of the New England states are contemplating a move to year-round Atlantic Time, which would keep them synced 3 hours ahead of California. I’d love that. There’s no reason why a city at the latitude of Boston should have to endure 4:30 sunsets.
- ghaff 8y agoI doubt it will ever happen because you're now a different timezone from NYC. But I'd absolutely consider voting for abolishing daylight savings if New England moved to Atlantic Time.