The forecasts are in, but the consensus is a bit cloudy — what did Punxsutawney Phil, Staten Island Chuck and Cluxatawney Henrietta predict for 2025? The jury is out on the animal assembly as a ...

NEW YORK -- Staten Island Chuck, a groundhog at the Staten Island Zoo, did not see his shadow Sunday and predicted an early spring for 2025. More than 100 people were in attendance as Chuck ...

Hogg, “Staten Island Chuck,” at the Staten Island Zoo rises to the occasion and predicts an early spring by not seeing his shadow. If he does, it means six more weeks of winter. Chuck’s ...

Chuck, a resident at Staten Island Zoo, is not one to trifle with: the groundhog is said to have an 85% accuracy rate when it comes to his forecast, higher than any of the country's other animal ...

Chuck has been accurate more than 80% of the time, dating back to the first Groundhog Day festivities at the Staten Island Zoo in 1981, according to zoo officials. STATEN ISLAND - Staten Island ...

Staten Island Chuck, also known as Charles G. Hogg, resides at the Staten Island Zoo in New York City. The groundhog has been making predictions since 1981. According to the Staten Island Zoo ...

Chuck (a.k.a Charles G. Hogg) was greeted by over 150 fans as he sat inside a hollowed log within a special enclosure at the Staten Island Zoo to deliver the news shortly after the 7:30 a.m ...

The Staten Island Zoo said Chuck has an 85 percent accuracy rate, which is a lot higher than other groundhogs down in Pennsylvania. Phil has predicted a longer winter far more often than an early ...

Staten Island Chuck — also known as Charles G. Hogg — emerged from his sleeping spot Sunday morning at the Staten Island Zoo to weigh in on whether we will have a long winter or an early spring.

A resident of the Staten Island Zoo's Children's Center, Staten Island Chuck has had the most accurate predictions over the last few years, though he's also considered to have been ...