March is marked by a significant increase in daylight, with some cities gaining over 100 minutes by month’s end. Daylight saving time begins on March 8, shifting clocks forward and extending evening light, benefiting businesses but posing health risks. The sun’s strength also increases, making it harder for snow to accumulate during the day and posing a risk of heatstroke in cars. In New York City, daylight increases by 81 minutes, while in Seattle it increases by 103 minutes. The spring equinox on March 20 brings nearly equal day and night lengths. Latitude influences the extent of daylight changes, with northern areas experiencing larger shifts. https://www.accuweather.com/en/space-news/march-adds-daylight-fast-and-the-change-is-bigger-than-most-people-realize/1867563