Weather on the Road: Cluxatawney Henrietta the Chicken predicts early spring!
It is important to know that Henrietta has been doing this since 2019 and has been right 100% of the time!
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3h agoIn honor of Groundhog Day, News 12's Matt Hammer is at Muscoot Farm in Katonah where Cluxatawney Henrietta the Chicken has predicted how much longer weather will last.
Cluxatawney Henrietta laid an egg during the Groundhog Day ceremony signifying there will be an early spring, and not six more weeks of winter.
It is important to know that Henrietta has been doing this since 2019 and has been right 100% of the time!
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