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Clocks change to winter time: when the clocks go back

6 outlets · 7 articles
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  • Eleftheros Typos Centre-right
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No published lean (4)

What is happening

What the sources report

The switch to winter time will take place in the early hours of Sunday, 25 October 2026. Eleftheros Typos

At 04:00 the clocks will be turned back one hour to show 03:00. To Vima

On the night of the change, citizens will have one extra hour of sleep. To Vima

On most mobile phones and computers with automatic setting enabled the change happens without intervention, while analogue clocks and some household appliances require manual adjustment. Eleftheros Typos

The next time change is scheduled for Sunday 28 March 2027. To Vima

Where they differ

As for the time of the change, Alpha reports that at 03:00 the clocks will go back one hour and show 02:00, while To Vima and Powergame report that the transition happens at 04:00 and clocks will show 03:00. Alpha Powergame To Vima

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When each outlet covered it

First report 19 October at 10:04, latest 21 October at 10:50. Within the first hour: 1 of 6 outlets. Each column: 3 hours.