BOSTON (AP) - A Cape Cod bi-valve will be predicting how many weeks of beach weather there will be this summer, as part of the 4th Annual Cape Cod Quahog Day.
Doug, the Cape's official quahog will make its prediction at a Wednesday afternoon ceremony on Parker's Beach in Yarmouth.
Police will escort the quahog via pedicab to the beach, where Doug will make his prediction in "secret bi-valve language."
The event, created and hosted by the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, comes in response to the numerous calls the Chamber receives from tourists inquiring about the length of beach season.
Last year the quahog predicted the summer season would span 12 weeks and 1 day.
