Voice 1: Residents in the US state of Pennsylvania could be seeing an early spring this year. During the annual Groundhog Day celebrations earlier this month, Punxsutawney Phil, the state’s ...

Punxsutawney Phil, the well-known groundhog, saw his shadow early on Sunday morning on Groundhog Day and foresaw that Americans would have to face another six weeks of winter before spring would come.

After a few false starts and a surprise snow squall a couple weeks ago, it’s probably safe to say that spring has arrived. We have been having daytime temperatures in ...

Find out what the Farmer's Almanac is predicting for spring and summer forecasts in the northeast region, which includes Erie ...

If not, spring comes early. The U.S. breathed a sigh of relief when Punxsutawney Phil failed to see his shadow, predicting an early spring. Do other countries have such a furry forecaster?

The Green Mountain equivalent of the groundhog from Gobbler’s Knob just spoke, and according to a stopped clock tethered to the crude contraption now resting on the ...

More information: Satoru Okajima et al, Mechanisms for an Early Spring Peak of Extratropical Cyclone Activity in East Asia, Journal of Climate (2025). DOI: 10.1175/JCLI-D-24-0203.1 ...

Spring falls at a late date this season ... The earlier you get them into the ground, the stronger they will be headed into summer. Early planting is not the way to go for annual flowers.

The home of Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) was set on fire early Sunday while he and his family were inside, he said, an ...

Plant potted ephemerals or their corms or rhizomes in either spring or early fall. If sowing seeds, do so in late summer or early fall to allow time for growth and root establishment before winter.