Will he see his shadow?
By Trystan L. Bass
Skeptics scoff, but it's hard to deny that we've experienced some unusual weather in the past few years.
Groundhogs seem to agree.
February 2 is Groundhog Day, the annual predictor of six more weeks of winter or an early spring, depending on where the little rodent's shadow lies. So if you don't believe world-renown scientists, how about a cute fuzzy marmot?
The Daily Green has a new video from Glen, the Global Warming Groundhog, and he's pretty confused about what to predict. The wild weather of 2007 threw him for a loop. Hard to say what he and his ground-dwelling brethren can predict for this year...
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