Baja California Border Zone to Implement Time Change Tomorrow
The Baja California Border Zone will observe a time change this Sunday, November 2, 2025. Residents will set their clocks back by one hour. This adjustment aligns with California’s time zone and marks the start of winter time in the region.
Details of the Baja California Time Change
This measure affects Tijuana, Rosarito, Ensenada, and other municipalities within the border area. The time change is implemented in accordance with the Law of Uses and Times in Mexico. Despite most of the country ceasing the use of daylight saving time in 2022, the border zone continues to synchronize with the Pacific Time Zone in the United States.
Effects of the Time Change
The adjustment will provide additional morning daylight, making it a favorable change for various activities. However, it will also mean that evenings will arrive earlier. This shift may impact several sectors, particularly commerce and border crossings.
Recommendations for Residents
- Advance preparations on Saturday evening.
- Change clocks, schedules, and ensure electronic devices are updated.
- Avoid confusion on Sunday morning.
In the United States, cities such as San Diego and Los Angeles will make the same time adjustment. This follows the rule that establishes the end of daylight saving time on the first Sunday in November.
Residents of the Baja California Border Zone will benefit from an extra hour of rest on Sunday morning. They are also preparing for a gradual transition back to daylight saving time, set for March 2026.
