Summer in Sweden, Time Forward 1 Hour

Every summer comes, Swedish society is accustomed to more quickly advance the time one hour so that the day is completed more quickly.

This time change may mean that in the morning his condition will be darker, and the opposite when conditions will be more bright afternoon.

Launched by The Local on Monday (3/28/2011), the daylight saving time in summer is not commonly used by most of the population in the world. However this is considered common in the northern hemisphere.

Sweden introduced the existence of these patterns every summer since 1980. Then in 1997 all countries in Europe started to follow and turned on each last week in March.

Indeed, the pattern of summer time in Sweden that has been tested the first time in 1916 but the trial did not proceed again along with protests from a troubled family farmers milking cows when they are due at different times.

But once the sole reason that right when Sweden introduced a temporary change in the summer just because you want to save energy. In addition, although controversial impressed, advance time is also considered to be capable of providing profits for traders and traffic safety.

After the summer passed, the clock will re-normalized at 3 am on October 30, 2011, precisely during the last week in October.