This day, held midway between winter and spring, celebrated the changing seasons.
Early German settlers brought the tradition to the United States, swapping a hedgehog for the local groundhog to predict the weather.
It’s said that if the animal saw its shadow, six more weeks of winter would follow.
The switch to groundhogs wasn’t random, groundhogs’ hibernation patterns align with the timing of the event, making them “nature’s forecasters.”"
It’s said that if the animal saw its shadow, six more weeks of winter would follow.
The switch to groundhogs wasn’t random, groundhogs’ hibernation patterns align with the timing of the event, making them “nature’s forecasters.”"
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| The official website of Groundhog Day |
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| Every February 3rd |
I should have pulled a Sickie today, which will be my plan if I wake up in February 2nd, 2026 again:-)
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| Christie Brinkley, born February 2, 1954 |










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