Groundhog Day is on its way and if Punxsutawney Phil or Michigan's Woody the Woodchuck don't see their shadows this year, we could see an early spring, the folk tale says.. Since the 1800s ...

You may not know the differences between a groundhog vs gopher– but you’re likely here to find out! There are many differences between these two common household pests, including their basic species ...

Since the 1800s, Groundhog Day has been observed on Feb. 2. ... The longstanding tradition calls for the fur-bearing weather forecaster to tell us if spring is coming.

Inspired Life Inside an arcade’s stuffed-animal claw machine, a real live groundhog. Inside a frozen custard shop’s game area, among the colorful animal plushies, a 12-year-old spotted a ...

On Feb. 2 Punxsutawney Phil left his burrow in Gobbler’s Knob in Pennsylvania. As the legend goes, since this legendary Groundhog saw his shadow, we’re in for six more weeks of winter.

Punxsutawney Phil made another key weather prediction on Groundhog Day, Feb. 2 -- the first year he did so as a parent. ... named Sunny and Shadow, were already growing and developing fur.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Punxsutawney Phil is gearing up to make his annual weather prediction on Groundhog Day, Feb. 2 — and this year, he’ll be doing it as a parent for the first time.

Since the 1800s, Groundhog Day has been observed on Feb. 2. ... The longstanding tradition calls for the fur-bearing weather forecaster to tell us if spring is coming.

Since the 1800s, Groundhog Day has been observed on Feb. 2. ... The longstanding tradition calls for the fur-bearing weather forecaster to tell us if spring is coming.

Since the 1800s, Groundhog Day has been observed on Feb. 2. ... The longstanding tradition calls for the fur-bearing weather forecaster to tell us if spring is coming.

Since the 1800s, Groundhog Day has been observed on Feb. 2. ... The longstanding tradition calls for the fur-bearing weather forecaster to tell us if spring is coming.

Since the 1800s, Groundhog Day has been observed on Feb. 2. ... The longstanding tradition calls for the fur-bearing weather forecaster to tell us if spring is coming.