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1. What did Sir Walter Wally predict 2021?
2. Did Walter Wally see his shadow in 2021?
3. Who is Wally the groundhog?
4. Did Sir Walter Wally see his shadow 2020?
5. Did the groundhog in Raleigh see his shadow?
6. What did the groundhog say Raleigh NC?
7. Who is Wally Raleigh?
8. Does North Carolina have a groundhog?

What did Sir Walter Wally predict 2021?

Shaking the snow off his coat, Sir Walter Wally forecast an early spring for Raleigh — a risky, offbeat prediction from Raleigh's honorary groundhog. ... “You should be wearing a mask,” Stewart jokingly warned the groundhog.

Did Walter Wally see his shadow in 2021?

After seeing her shadow Tuesday morning, Greta the Groundhog at Chimney Rock State Park predicts no early spring in 2021. ... However, Sir Walter Wally, who calls the Triangle home, did not see his shadow on Tuesday, which could mean an early Spring.

Who is Wally the groundhog?

Sir Walter Wally, who is regularly featured on The Weather Channel's list of national Groundhog Day representatives, will be making his annual weather prognostication virtually via the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences' YouTube channel on Tuesday.

Did Sir Walter Wally see his shadow 2020?

Raleigh, N.C. — Sir Walter Wally, North Carolina's most beloved prognosticating groundhog, wasn't able to see his shadow on Tuesday, indicating that we're in for an early Spring this season.

Did the groundhog in Raleigh see his shadow?

Sir Walter Wally, Raleigh's favorite groundhog, saw his shadow and predicted six more weeks of winter on Sunday at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.

What did the groundhog say Raleigh NC?

NORTH CAROLINA — While a rodent in Pennsylvania predicted this morning that the country had six more weeks of winter to endure, it's Sir Walter Wally in Raleigh who makes the call on Groundhog Day in North Carolina. And, this year, North Carolina's favorite groundhog says the Tar Heel state will enjoy an early spring.

Who is Wally Raleigh?

Timothy Walter 'Wally' Raleigh (1 July 1895 – 16 October 1960) was an Australian rules footballer who played with Collingwood and Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL) and Brunswick in the Victorian Football Association.

Does North Carolina have a groundhog?

Groundhogs are native to North Carolina and have expanded their range in recent years; populations are stable to increasing. The groundhog is classified as a nongame animal for which there is no closed hunting season or bag limit.