Daylight Saving Time Ends in Wilmington on November 1
In Wilmington, NC, Daylight Saving Time concludes on Sunday, November 1st, as clocks will be set back one hour to revert to standard time.
Wilmington, NC, October 26, 2026 —
Daylight Saving Time will conclude in Wilmington, North Carolina, on Sunday, November 1, according to the information provided. Clocks will be set back one hour as the area returns to standard time.
The announcement identifies the date and the direction of the adjustment: clocks move back one hour. It does not specify a year or an exact time for making the change. No additional details about local events, public services or other arrangements were included.
The change marks the stated end of Daylight Saving Time in Wilmington. Residents are expected to set their clocks back by one hour to reflect standard time, though the information provided does not say which clocks or devices may update automatically. It also does not describe any broader effects of the transition.
No comments from local officials or other named sources were included in the announcement. The information does not provide further context about the schedule or explain whether any related local guidance has been issued. The reported details are limited to Wilmington, the Sunday, November 1 date, and the one-hour adjustment back to standard time.
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