Conflicting predictions! Did Malverne Mel and Holtsville Hal see their shadows this Groundhog Day?
Malverne Mel has predicted an early spring and Holtsville Hal predicted six more weeks of winter.
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Feb 2, 2023, 10:46 AM
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Updated 847 days ago
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10h agoIt's Groundhog day! So will spring come early? Or will we get a longer winter?
Malverne Mel has predicted an early spring and Holtsville Hal predicted six more weeks of winter.
Holtsville Hal at the Holtsville Ecology Site (Photo: Brian Heyman)
Danielle
Campbell was live in Holtsville with the report.
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