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" This morning, the most famous weather-predicting groundhog of them all, Punxatawney Phil, saw no shadow, declaring an early end to this Snowpocalypse-ridden winter and a swift transition into beautiful spring days among fields of sunflowers (hey, a New York City girl can dream). Watch the ceremony after the jump.      Though we love Phil (and, around these parts, Staten Island Chuck), groundhogs aren&amp;#039;t the only weather-predicting animals. They&amp;#039;ve got nothing on sheep when it comes to predicting the rain, or ladybugs when it comes to predicting a warm, sunny day. Want more? Read 8 Animals Believed to Predict the Weather at WomansDay.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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