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This first week of February is so packed with fun and adventure. First-it's TEEN WEEK here on the blog, then it's Groundhog Day, which in Arizona doesn't really mean much because it's always sunny here. Oh except for the freak rain storm we had last week. Then tomorrow on Sunday its Super Bowl time, which we all know means hot wings and multi-million dollar commercial judging time.
Alas-here's a bit of info about Punxsutawney Phil and the history of the Groundhog Day weather forcasting system. Below that I have the trailer for the movie with Bill Murray and Andi McDowell. It's so funny and worth a Red Box for the weekend!
An Early Spring or More Winter?
The forecast for Groundhog day 2013 in McLean calls for mostly cloudy skies and a high of 38 degrees.
The forecast that matters on Groundhog Day—the one at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Penn.—calls for snow showers and a high of 22 degrees. That means there’s a good chance of cloudy skies, and that means Punxsutawney Phil will not see his shadow. Not seeing his shadow means we may get an early spring after all!
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