NOAA issued a Precipitation Outlook for the entire country. According to NOAA, it doesn’t look like anything extreme is in the future for Greater Gardner MA. But as Accuweather meterologists pointed out, this winter will be “most complicated and dynamic.” Time will tell.
What will winter in Greater Gardner MA look like this year?
It’s not expected to be a big storm, but this week could see the first snowflakes of the 2022 to 2023 winter season, or it could just be a rain event. Just what will this winter look like? According to AccuWeather, “it will shape up much differently that last winter in part due to a volcano that erupted on the other side of the globe.” And this is the third year in a row that La Nina will affect weather patterns with meteorologist Paul Pastelok stating, “The weather setup will be one of the most complicated and dynamic in recent memory due to all of the weather factors in play over the upcoming months.” Accuweather is predicting the amount of snowfall could be above normal, going so far as to predict nor’easters in January and March. For details on the Accuweather winter predictions for the entire country, CLICK HERE.
City of Gardner is Ready
The City of Gardner is ready for snow with 5 rounds of salt in stock, according to Mayor Michael Nicholson. The City even got a new vendor this year in an effort not to run out of salt which was a potential problem last winter. While the City of Gardner is short on personnel in the DPW Department, it plans to utilize third party contractors to bolster plowing efforts.
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