Groundhogs Around The World: Susquehanna Sherman

by Countdowntogroundhogday on November 6th, 2020

Since the mid 2000s, a stuffed groundhog named Susquehanna Sherman has been predicting the weather on Groundhog Day to an audience of two people in Pennsylvania.[…]

Winnipeg Wyn passes away

by Countdowntogroundhogday on September 1st, 2020

Sadly Winnipeg Wyn, the groundhog prognosticator who has predicted the weather at the Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre for the last few years, passed away at the end of August. The news was shared via a post by the centre’s Facebook page.[…]

Groundhog Day Cupakes 2019

by Countdowntogroundhogday on February 3rd, 2019

We made Groundhog cupcakes yesterday for Groundhog Day again using this recipe. I think they came out a little better than last year.[…]

Groundhog cupcakes

by Countdowntogroundhogday on January 12th, 2019

For last Groundhog Day we made groundhog cupcakes using this recipe.[…]

Groundhogs Around The World: Raleigh’s Sir Walter Wally

by Countdowntogroundhogday on December 31st, 2018

Since 1998, the groundhog known as Sir Walter Wally has been forecasting the weather at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, North Carolina. Every Groundhog Day there is a Shadow Ceremony on the Museum’s front steps with the mayor of Raleigh presiding as the “Groundhog Whisperer.”[…]

How old is Punxsutawney Phil? Pretty old.

by Countdowntogroundhogday on November 17th, 2018

Did you know that there has only ever been one Punxsutawney Phil? It’s true.[…]

1 week until Groundhog Day!

by Countdowntogroundhogday on January 26th, 2018

One week until we’re all looking out for shadows and hugging our Groundhogs![…]

Reese’s Groundhog Day groundhogs don’t resemble groundhogs at all! – Stop the War on Groundhog Day

by Countdowntogroundhogday on December 8th, 2015

So we were able to get our hands on what is purported to be a bag of this coming Groundhog Day’s Reese’s Groundhog Day groundhogs, and, as we feared, they don’t resemble actual groundhogs in any way. Maybe they resemble eggs, or footballs, or maybe even Christmas trees or some bizarre amalgamation of all these things, but what they most certainly don’t resemble is our favorite weather predicting rodents.[…]