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Clocks change tonight - An extra hour of sunlight in the evening

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28 March 2026

Clocks change tonight
An extra hour of sunlight in the evening

Close-up of a clock face overlaid on a golden sunrise sky, symbolizing time change and longer daylight hours.

Tonight, we welcome the arrival of British Summer Time and Irish Standard Time as the clocks spring forward an hour.

While we lose an hour's sleep into Sunday, an extra hour of daylight towards the evening is a welcome reward.

Though it remains chilly right now, temperatures do begin to climb from next week, returning to highs of the upper-teens.

Check conditions and enjoy the sunlightWeatherRadar
Ryan Hathaway
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