EST ni Eastern Daylight Time antunnara... ideppatinunchi

[afacc123]

EST ani mundu anevallu 

ee EDT endi saami 

sarle 

musalivadini avutunna kada 

chadastam antaremo deennee

[tom bhayya]

1 hr move chesaaka EDT , malla back ki move chesaaka EST avuthundhi 

[afacc123]

Just now, tom bhayya said:

1 hr move chesaaka EDT , malla back ki move chesaaka EST avuthundhi 

ippudu mundunnama venakunnama?

venaka vunnam endukante daylight ekkuva vundi kabatti

1 hour move annav

munduko venakko ade time kada 

EDT ante 1 hour move cheste antarantava

 

enduko google cheddamanipinchi chesanu

ayyababoi @tom bhayya nuvvu great sami

google vallu kooda nuvvu cheppinde chepparu

Jai Jai @tom bhayya

Places that use Eastern Standard Time (EST) when observing standard time (autumn/winter) are five hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC−05:00). Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), when observing daylight saving time (spring/summer), is four hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC−04:00).

[afacc123]

[afacc123]

[r2d2]

4 minutes ago, afacc123 said:

ippudu mundunnama venakunnama

spring ahead and fall back...😀

[LadiesTailor]

Ee lafoot day light savings waste baa... states are thinking of taking it easy... hopefully they do it soon.. mastu chiragga vuntundi every spring and fall lo 

[Sarvapindi]

16 minutes ago, afacc123 said:

EST ani mundu anevallu 

ee EDT endi saami 

sarle 

musalivadini avutunna kada 

chadastam antaremo deennee

Uncle kothaga US ki vachinattu ee silly doubts endi neeku...gee muchata neeku ippatdaka telvadh le

[afacc123]

Just now, r2d2 said:

spring ahead and fall back...😀

devudaaa vunna confusion chalu sami

ippudu malla spring fall ante seasons kooda telusukovali... list lo fall ledu abbai

Seasons are distinct divisions of a year which are based on annual changes in the weather, amount of daylight and ecology. The seasons are influenced by Earth's orbit around the sun and its axial tilt relative to the ecliptic plane. During the year the angle of the Earth's tilt does not change, the orientation of the tilt, however, changes as the Earth orbits the sun. That means the northern hemisphere, for example, is oriented towards the sun for part of the year and is oriented away for the other part of the year. The same thing happens with the southern hemisphere. Orientation towards the sun, on the northern hemisphere, means that the region becomes warmer because of increased solar radiation from the sun; the sun’s rays during that period strike that region at an angle which is more direct resulting in summer. When the northern hemisphere is oriented away from the sun, then winter is experienced in the region. The southern hemisphere experiences seasons opposite to those of the northern hemisphere during the year.

Spring

Spring is experienced between winter and summer. The period is generally defined as extending from the Vernal equinox between March 20^th or 21^st and the Summer Solstice on June 21^st or 23^rd in the northern hemisphere. On the southern hemisphere winter is experienced between September 22^nd or 23rd to December 22^nd or 23^rd. During spring, temperatures transition from winter cold to summer only in the high and middle Latitudes. In the polar regions, spring is generally very short while in regions close to the equator experience little variation in temperatures during the year. Across several cultures, the spring season is celebrated with festivals and rites revolving around the importance of food production. In the northern hemisphere, the concept of spring is linked to the sowing of crops. During this time plants that had been dormant during winter begin to grow anew while animals that were in hibernation due to winter begin their reproduction and nesting activities. Birds are also observed to migrate to regions with warmer temperatures.

Summer

The warmest season is summer, and it is experienced between spring and autumn. The period extends from the Summer Solstice on June 21^st or 22^nd to the autumnal equinox on September 22^nd or 23^rd in the northern hemisphere. The period extends from December 22^nd or 23^rd to March 20^th or 21^st in the southern hemisphere. Temperature variation is mainly felt in the high and middle latitudes. The temperature in regions close to the equator experience little variation. In the northern hemisphere, the concept of summer is linked with the maturity and growth of cultivated crops. Areas with sufficient rainfall experience the highest growth of plants. Rites and festivals during this period recognize its significance in food production.

Autumn

The autumn season occurs between summer and winter seasons. During this period temperatures gradually decrease. In the United States, the period is commonly referred to as "fall" because of the leaves that fall from trees during the season. In the northern hemisphere, the period extends from the autumnal equinox on September 22^nd or 23^rd to December 21^st or 22^nd during the winter solstice. In the southern hemisphere, the period occurs between March 20^th and 21^st and June 21^st and 22^nd. During this period temperatures transition between summer heat to winter cold. The temperature variations are mainly experienced in the high and middle latitude. Autumn is usually very short in the polar regions while the variations in temperature are minimal in areas close to the equator. In the northern hemisphere, the concept of autumn is associated with the harvesting of crops. During this period animals gather food in preparation of the coming winter while birds migrate towards areas close to the equator to escape the dropping temperatures.

Winter

Winter occurs between autumn and spring and is the coldest season in the year. The word winter is derived from a Germanic word that refers to "time of water" due to the snow and rain that is experienced in the high and middle latitudes. The period extends from the winter solstice on December 21^st or 22^nd to the vernal equinox on March 20^th or 21^st. The period occurs between June 21^st or 22^nd and September 22^nd or 23^rd in the southern hemisphere. The temperature variations are experienced mainly in the high and middle latitudes. In the northern hemisphere, the concept of winter is associated with dormancy, animals especially those which hibernate become dormant during this time.

[afacc123]

Just now, Sarvapindi said:

Uncle kothaga US ki vachinattu ee silly doubts endi neeku...gee muchata neeku ippatdaka telvadh le

endo kottaga use chestunattu vundi

inta mundu eppudu le gee noppulu

[afacc123]

1 minute ago, LadiesTailor said:

Ee lafoot day light savings waste baa... states are thinking of taking it easy... hopefully they do it soon.. mastu chiragga vuntundi every spring and fall lo 

vayyo

vallu easy ga teeskovadam endo

suddently select cheskomantaru ye time zone ani 

lafoot website lo click cheste suddenly EDT ani vastadi

idendi ani doubt vachhi chuste...

mana @Sarvapindi tammi ye muchhata telvada silly antunru

endo

@r2d2 annay spring ahead fall back antunru

spring ahead fall back muchhata baane vundi

gee EDT sabdham chaala khatinanga vundani adi vaadakandani manavi

[r2d2]

3 minutes ago, afacc123 said:

ippudu malla spring fall ante seasons kooda telusukovali... list lo fall ledu abbai

ఆకులు రాలితే ఫాల్.. చిగురిస్తే స్ప్రింగ్.. సో సింపుల్ యు నో..😀

[afacc123]

1 minute ago, r2d2 said:

ఆకులు రాలితే ఫాల్.. చిగురిస్తే స్ప్రింగ్.. సో సింపుల్ యు నో..😀

achha telugu lo dinchav... ade anuvadinchav ga super @r2d2

 

aa vishayam telusu spring forward fall back