DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Speaking of groundhogs, here's today's "CNN 20."</s>JEANNE MOOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): If you think Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, is ground zero for Groundhog Day.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There he is, ladies and gentlemen.</s>MOOS: Well, there are some who think Punxsutawney Phil is groundhoging the limelight.</s>KAREN MAGINNIS, WEATHER ANCHOR: Essentially, I think what Groundhog Day means to most people is that, oh, we made it this far through winter, we don't have that much further to go.</s>MOOS (on camera): What do you predict is going to happen?</s>UNIDENTIFIED GIRL: He's going to see his shadow.</s>UNIDENTIFIED GIRL: And if he sees his shadow it means 10 more -- six more days...</s>UNIDENTIFIED GIRL: Weeks!</s>UNIDENTIFIED GIRL: Six more weeks.</s>UNIDENTIFIED GIRL: ... six more weeks of winter.</s>MAGINNIS: I'm not sure why a groundhog was chosen. That wouldn't be my animal of choice.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Speaking groundhogese to Phil. It's a learned, past-on-generation-to-generation language.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: By George, I think we have a forecast.</s>UNIDENTIFIED CORRESPONDENT: Hey! It's an early spring, guys. You heard it live here from (OFF-MIKE). The crowd loves it.</s>MOOS: The one thing that is beyond a shadow of a doubt is that Groundhog Day has nothing to do with science, and this Phil didn't see his shadow, he saw his reflection. No wonder he fled.</s>MAGINNIS: It is a time when people can say, we have gotten through winter this far, we can make it a few weeks longer.
CNN 20: Groundhog Day, February 2