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Valentine Groundhog Day Climatology
February 2 is celebrated as Groundhog Day. One of the most famous groundhogs is Punxsutawney Phil, located in Punxsutawney, PA. It is said that if the groundhog sees his shadow, he predicts 6 more weeks of winter, otherwise the prediction is for an early spring. While the prediction of the groundhog is not always right, many enjoy the tradition. Below is a climatology for Valentine on Groundhog Day, February 2. |
GROUNDHOG DAY IN VALENTINE
PERIOD OF RECORD 126 YEARS: 1890-2016*
(*Missing 1893)
TEMPERATURE DATA
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High Temperature by 10 Degree Ranges
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Low Temperature by 10 Degree Ranges
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PRECIPITATION DATA
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WHITE GROUNDHOG DAY IN VALENTINE
PERIOD OF RECORD 116 YEARS: 1900-2016
White Groundhog Day = 1 inch or more of snow on ground
at observation time on February 2
(snow depth rounded to nearest whole inch or trace if 0.4 inches or less)
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White Groundhog Day Occurences by Decade
* incomplete decade
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DAILY WEATHER SUMMARIES PAST 5 GROUNDHOG DAYS
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YEAR BY YEAR WEATHER FOR PAST NEW YEAR'S DAYS
CLICK ON GRAPH FOR LARGER IMAGE
ALSO VISIT NORTH PLATTE GROUNDHOG DAY CLIMATOLOGY
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Holiday Climate Studies for North Platte and Valentine
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Page composition by Matthew Masek Update includes 2016 |
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