New York City's Staten Island Chuck made his weather prediction about an hour after the famous groundhog Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow​ in Pennsylvania.

Staten Island Chuck, the Staten Island Zoo’s famous groundhog, says we are in for six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow Monday morning.

On Monday morning, Staten Island Chuck — a.k.a Charles G. Hogg — ventured out of his burrow at the Staten Island Zoo in West Brighton and saw his shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter.

Zoo Miami’s Ron Magill is hanging up his khakis as the organization’s communications director in May 2026 after spending nearly five decades of his life there. “I have been blessed with a 46-year ...

The start of February brings with it one of the more unique American days of celebration, Groundhog Day.

Astoria, first spotted in Queens last spring, is now a resident of Lower Manhattan, where three devoted women watch over her.

Two New Jersey groundhogs — and a turtle — made predictions today about whether our brutally cold winter will last another six weeks or if we will get some relief with an early spring. Stonewall ...

Surrounded by frozen piles of snow amid biting cold, Long Island’s furry forecaster Malverne Mel gave out a croak and revealed he had "seen" his shadow, meaning Long Island was in for six more weeks ...

What is Groundhog Day? The meaning of the centuries-old winter tradition - The long-standing tradition supposedly tells us if a further six weeks of winter are to be expected ...

Since the 1800s, Groundhog Day has been observed on Feb. 2. The longstanding tradition calls for groundhogs to tell us if ...

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