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Today’s Forecast:
Today, we’re tracking a warmer Monday compared to this weekend with an above average high of 70 today, thanks to a high-pressure system.
Groundhog Day: To see your shadow or not to see your shadow—that’s the talk of the town today! According to tradition: Shadow = six more weeks of winter. No shadow = early spring.
This morning Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow at Gobbler’s Knob —predicting six more weeks of winter for much of the country. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Phil’s accuracy over the past 20 years stands at just 35%.
So, when it comes to the most reliable “groundhog” forecasts, here are the top three leaders per NOAA’s rankings:
Meanwhile, NOAA’s official outlook for February 2026 supports a mixed picture: below-normal temperatures are favored across the northern and central U.S., while southern states like Texas lean toward warmer-than-average conditions.
The Next Three Days:
Tuesday: We’re tracking a high-pressure system which is giving us much warmer-than-usual temperatures - slightly above average - on Monday and Tuesday.
Tracking our next Front:
We’re tracking our next front that is bringing us the chance for rain and thunderstorms on Tuesday, then you’ll notice our highs go from the 70s to the 60s.
You can track radar here:
Tracking Rain: We’re tracking the chance for rain and thunderstorms Tuesday morning through the evening. New rainfall amounts between .25 to .5″ possible.
Your Extended Forecast:
The cold front arrives Tuesday cooling temperatures for Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures are forecast to warm back up too, with highs approaching the 70s just in time for Super Bowl Sunday.