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Spring Expected Earlier or Later this Year? Scientists Have Answer Ahead of Groundhogs
Americans have depended on groundhogs for tips on when spring will arrive for over two centuries; now scientists say they can do better with new modeling software. Here's their prediction for the coming year.
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