Today is Groundhog Day and the question is … will there or won't there be six more weeks of winter?

 Only Punxsutawny Phil knows for sure.

The tradition of Ground hog Day dates back to 1887 when it was celebrated for the very first time at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawny, Pennsylvania. The tradition was originally brought to the Unitred States by German immigrants. Tens of thousands of visitors visit the smal city every year to see what the world's most famous weather man has to say. So, what did he say this year? Let's find out

And there you have it … Punxsutawny Phil says an early spring is in store for us this year.