Spring Forward Tampa Bay This Weekend
Spring forward Tampa Bay, this weekend!Daylight Saving Time (DST) is set to begin on March 12, 2023, at 2 a.m., when we “spring forward” by one hour. While some devices will update automatically, most people will need to manually set their clocks ahead one hour. DST will end on the first Sunday of November. Is that what you want hear in Tampa Bay? The Senate has approved the Sunshine Protection Act to make DST permanent nationwide, which would eliminate the need to change clocks twice a year. Would that drive you Cukoo like the clock?
The legislation, however, stalled in the House due to a disagreement over whether to keep standard time or permanent DST. If the bill becomes law, Americans will not “fall back” in November, which some health experts argue could be harmful to young students, leading to more seasonal depression, learning struggles, and physical health problems. On the other hand, proponents of the bill argue that DST saves energy, reduces traffic fatalities and crime, and increases economic activity. get ready to spring forward Tampa Bay! News Channel 8
Is Your Florida City On The Dirtiest List
Hollywood
Over All Score: 44.22
Pollution Rank: 23
Living Conditions Rank: 9
Infrastructure Rank: 51
Consumer Satisfaction Rank: 97
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Fort Lauderdale
Over All Score: 43.69
Pollution Rank: 29
Living Conditions Rank: 10
Infrastructure Rank: 42
Consumer Satisfaction Rank: 114
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA – DECEMBER 04: Fans attends Audacy Beach Festival at Fort Lauderdale Beach on December (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images for Audacy )
Orlando
Over All Score: 42.77
Pollution Rank: 20
Living Conditions Rank: 51
Infrastructure Rank: 10
Consumer Satisfaction Rank: 95
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Tampa
Over All Score: 39.69
Pollution Rank: 42
Living Conditions Rank: 19
Infrastructure Rank: 63
Consumer Satisfaction Rank: 98
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Miami
Over All Score: 39.34
Pollution Rank: 115
Living Conditions Rank: 7
Infrastructure Rank: 30
Consumer Satisfaction Rank: 57
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St. Petersburg
Over All Score: 35.34
Pollution Rank: 95
Living Conditions Rank: 15
Infrastructure Rank: 16
Consumer Satisfaction Rank: 122
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