Move over, Punxsutawney Phil. There's a new weather prognosticator in the animal kingdom that is getting the attention of snow-lovers across the United States. Woolly Bear caterpillars are starting to ...

Want to know how bad this winter might be? You could look at the latest forecast. Or you could turn to the woolly bear ...

Throughout history, we have taken cues from nature to predict the weather, temperature, and seasonal changes. That might be anything from observing the sky to see how the changing clouds can indicate ...

Despite persistent myths dating back to 1948, these fuzzy Isabella tiger moth larvae can't actually predict seasonal extremes.

Native woolly bear caterpillars aren't just cute garden visitors. They're attracted to specific plants, which means they can serve a practical purpose, too.

VERMILION, Ohio (WJW) — It’s woolly bear time Sunday! A fall festival that is a great, grand, goofy gaggle of goodness. And you can add one more “G” word to that list: Goddard, the guy who got it all ...

More woolly bear caterpillar reports are coming in. Columbian reader Michael Roll discovered one in the Orchards area that had a narrow orange band indicative of a colder winter. This critter agrees ...

Before the advent of weather tech, people relied on natural signs to predict winter conditions. But how accurate were they?