<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The Weather Channel is getting action-packed to advertise its Groundhog Day coverage. The cinematic legacy of the holiday known as Groundhog Day is wrapped up almost entirely in one film: the 1993 Bill Murray classic called, yes, Groundhog<wm> Day (1993).

No, the film did not depict a groundhog waking up and seeing it's been underground for six more weeks during the day; it's actually seen its weather patterns and predicts its outcome for the day (which happens to be exactly six days ahead of the day) - it's on display at the National Air and Space Museum. My mistake. The correct movie about the subject (based on an Iowegian's prediction) - I don't know how you knew -</wm> is actually 1984.

According to the film's central plot. Bill is a time-travel