Wiarton Willie has died three years after becoming the latest woodchuck to carry on the Groundhog Day tradition begun in 1956 in the Ontario community. "Willie was a curious and charismatic groundhog ...

The Town of South Bruce Peninsula has announced the death of the famous groundhog that predicted the early arrival of spring in Ontario.

In a tradition synonymous with early February in America: a furry forecaster in Pennsylvania tells chilly people all over the nation if spring will come early, or if they’ll have to endure six more ...

The Town of South Bruce Peninsula confirmed the news on Tuesday afternoon, roughly three years after this iteration of Willie began.

Each Groundhog Day, Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction about a late end to winter weather or early start to spring ...

According to legend, there will be six more weeks of winter if a groundhog sees their shadow, and an early spring if they don’t. This year, Wiarton Willie did not see his shadow ...

HOPE — Against a snowy backdrop and frigid air at Hope’s town square, Hope the groundhog made her prediction at Main Street of Hope’s 13th annual Groundhog Day celebration Monday morning. She did not ...

Across the United States, winter’s end is in dispute, at least according to the nation’s famous furry forecasters. From the mountains of Alabama to see Sand Mountain Sam to the hills of Pennsylvania ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While most eyes are on Punxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania, Gen. Beauregard “Beau” Lee is the go-to groundhog here in Georgia. The ...

Buckeye Chuck, Ohio's very own weather-predicting groundhog, has given his forecast: spring is coming early to Ohio. The tiny ...

While the nation watched Pennsylvania, Georgia’s groundhog quietly delivered a forecast of his own. See what to expect.

This Groundhog Day, Chuckles XI, Connecticut’s official groundhog, made his predictions for the weeks ahead. It’s a longstanding tradition in our state. If the weather is cloudy and Chuckles doesn’t ...