Clocks go back one hour in Finland on Sunday

Finland will switch to winter time in the early hours of Sunday, 25 October, when clocks move back one hour at 4 am. The change will give residents an extra hour overnight as the country returns to Eastern European Time (EET), despite Finland's longstanding support for ending seasonal clock changes. At 4 am on Sunday, clocks will return to 3 am, ending daylight saving time for 2026. Finland will move from Eastern European Summer Time (UTC+3) to Eastern European Time (UTC+2).

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