To many, Punxsutawney Phil is the official groundhog for Groundhog Day. And crowds of revelers will be waiting for his prediction.

Despite an onslaught of snow and extreme cold across Wisconsin in the week leading up to Groundhog Day, Jimmy went against the grain and predicted an early spring in 2019.

The National Weather Service is calling for a mix of rain and snow in Punxsutawney. What does this mean for those celebrating Groundhog Day?

Groundhog Day is coming up quickly. If Phil sees his shadow, that means we are in for a long winter. Here's what the Farmer's Almanac predicts.

Groundhog Day, celebrated annually on February 2nd, is a long-standing tradition in the United States and Canada rooted in Pennsylvania Dutch folklore.

This is the fourth straight year that organizers have been unable to find a groundhog that meets strict state guidelines, organizers say.

While it may not feel like spring is right around the corner, five Lancaster County groundhogs will make their predictions on Groundhog Day, Sunday, Feb. 2.

Staten Island Zoo in West Brighton hosts its much anticipated Groundhog Day event, where Chuck takes center stage with his forecasts and festive spirit. According to tradition, if Chuck sees his shadow winter will continue for six more weeks.