GroundFrog Day Jan. 25 to cheer Kla Ha Ya Days

Snohomish, WALocal News

GroundFrog Day, an annual weather prediction event in Snohomish, is scheduled for January 25, 2025, at noon outside the Carnegie Building, drawing attention to the upcoming Kla Ha Ya Days. This year's GroundFrog Day will serve as the official launch for Kla Ha Ya Days 2025, with co-organizer Bill Webster II set to announce the scheduled events and details about the nonprofits that will benefit from the summer celebration. Notably, the event's theme resonates with the festival's mascots, Tad and Lil, who are frogs, creating a harmonious connection between the two occasions. Following a late handover from the Snohomish Chamber of Commerce, the new organizers are eager to revitalize the event and engage the community. GroundFrog Day is free to attend, making it accessible to all residents and visitors alike, fostering a sense of community spirit.

The event not only promotes local festivities but also highlights the importance of supporting local nonprofits through the Kla Ha Ya Days initiative. As the excitement builds for this year’s GroundFrog Day, residents are encouraged to participate and celebrate Snohomish's unique culture and traditions. Overall, this event promises to be a delightful kickoff for the summer festivities ahead.

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