They came. They saw. They ran away. Well.. some of them.

There are a TON of groundhogs out there predicting the weather each February 2nd. Like, a lot. Several dozen. And some of them are just groundhogs, while others are taxidermized specimens, or mascots, or tortoises, or lobsters, or even golf club covers. There’s not a lot of consistency to this whole ordeal. Nor in the results. We’ve got some of the longest-predicting figures in the Groundhog Day game listed below, along with accuracy where available.

Punxsutawney Phil (Pennsylvania) – SHADOW (35%)

Wiarton Willie (Ontario) – NO SHADOW

Jimmy The Groundhog (Wisconsin) – NO SHADOW (60%)

Buckeye Chuck (Ohio) – NO SHADOW (55%)

General Beauregard Lee (Georgia) – SHADOW (80%)

Gertie the Groundhog (Illinois) – NO SHADOW (65%)

Staten Island Chuck (New York) – NO SHADOW (85%)

[GOLF CLUB COVER] Manitoba Merv (Manitoba) – NO SHADOW

Shubenacadie Sam (Nova Scotia) – SHADOW

Woody the Woodchuck (Michigan) – NO SHADOW (35%)

[MASCOT] Balzac Billy (Alberta) – NO SHADOW

Fred La Marmotte (Quebec) – SHADOW

Lucy the Lobster (Nova Scotia) – SHADOW

As for whether we get late winter or early spring this year? Well, as with every year… we just have to wait and find out.