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Groundhog Day on Staten Island was once again a massive success, as Staten Island Chuck was greeted by over 150 fans.

Staten Island Chuck, the weather-predicting groundhog at the Staten Island Zoo, did not see his shadow on Sunday morning and predicted an early spring for 2025.