Groundhog Day marks the midpoint of winter, blending European folklore with modern fun as Americans turn to a groundhog’s shadow to predict the season’s outcome — either six more weeks of ...

WINTER OFFICIALLY BEGINS SIX WEEKS AFTER GROUNDHOG DAY. IF HE DOESN’T SEE HIS SHADOW, THAT WOULD MEAN THERE’D BE AN EARLIER START TO SPRING. WE’RE FORECASTING PARTLY CLOUDY, SO WE THINK HE ...

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Will we have six more weeks of winter, or won't we?" Put on the map by the 1993 Bill Murray film where a TV weatherman finds himself reliving the same day over and over again, forced to report on the ...

On one of those recent cold weekends in January, I took a day trip down to Baltimore with my other half and some friends to enjoy some of the unique indoor offerings the city has. Don't get me ...

The last day of winter is more than six weeks away. However, above-freezing temperatures appear to be sticking around in Louisville for the time being, according to the National Weather Service ...

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If it sees its shadow, it will retreat back into its hole and we can expect another six weeks of winter. If there's no shadow, that's a sign of an early spring. Groundhog Day is an "unusual ...

The last day of winter is more than six weeks away. However, above-freezing temperatures have arrived in Central Indiana, according to the National Weather Service, with daily highs Tuesday into ...

Is it February yet? Not yet. Not until we get a super snappy cold snap to intensely worry about all the spring perennials poking their necks out of the loose soil, wondering what the hell is going on.