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On Sunday Night We Set the Clock
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In 2026, Norwegian summer time begins at 02:00 on the night of March 29. Then the clock will be set forward to 03:00. On the night of October 25, it will be set back again from 03:00 to 02:00.
On Sunday night, the clocks will be set one hour ahead for daylight saving time. The clocks will be set from 2:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m., which means we will "lose" an hour of sleep.
In 2026, Norwegian summer time begins at 02:00 on the night of March 29, and then we will set our clocks one hour ahead to 03:00.
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·Oslo, Norway
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On Sunday night we set the clocks forward one hour.
·Oslo, Norway
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