Project Groundhog is about finding out if the groundhog is an accurate weather predictor. For the six weeks following Groundhog Day, February 2nd, participants monitor and record the daily temperature and sky conditions of their community as well as school closures due to weather. The collected information is shared weekly with the participating schools.Six schools signed on to the K-1 Team 1 Representing Cities in the USA and Canada
At AccuWeather.com you can see video weather reports for different regions of the U.S. Before you click on the link read the next three steps in the directions. 
Once the window is small, click and drag on the top to move the window over to the right.
This way you can see the directions as you use the weather site. You will have to use the scroll bar on the directions window to move down the page. As you move from window to window you have to click once on your window so you can use the tools. You can tell it's ready when the scroll bars are blue.
As you move your arrow (select) tool over the page it changes into a hand on link areas. Click the hand on the GO link- Watch Free Videos- (under the zip code text box on left top). Use your arrow tool to click on the gray bar at the top of the new window and drag it to the right. 
Use the hand icon and click on the down arrow on the bottom right of the small pop-up window to move the content up. 
Click until you see the blank white U.S. map on the right side, use the hand icon and click on the -US Regional Videos- link. 
Then point your arrow tool to a region name in the top right of the window. A long gray rectangle will appear over the area you are pointing to, click on your area. 
The video will start playing. Use the controls under the video window to play, pause or stop. Click on other team members regions to see what their weather is like today.
