Happily ever after? The case for marriage:  Peter Copeland, Andrea Mrozek & Peter Jon Mitchell
Happily ever after? The case for marriage: Peter Copeland, Andrea Mrozek & Peter Jon Mitchell
More regulations, fewer families—explaining N. America’s housing crisis: Peter Copeland and Tim Carney for Inside Policy Talks

Temperatures remain below normal the next several days [Video]

Categories
Canadian National News

WEST MICHIGAN – Temperatures are expected to remain below normal over the next several days. We expect highs mainly in the 20s instead of the lower 30s, which is normal/average for this time of year. The image attached to this story shows the air mass just above the surface. We’ll be brushed or skirted by a modified Arctic air mass throughout the next week (note the pink or magenta). The real cold air should stay locked up into Canada, but lobes of some reinforcing cooler will rotate into the Great Lakes from time to time.

Along with the cooler air, snow chances will arrive. The first chance will be the possibility of some light snow showers on Tuesday as a weak system passes through. By Wednesday evening/night, a much bigger, moisture-laden system may track into the Great Lakes from the south and west. See the image below valid for 6 P.M. Wednesday.

More regulations, fewer families—explaining N. America
More regulations, fewer families—explaining N. America's housing crisis: Peter Copeland & Tim Carney
Trump’s prodding may resurrect Canada’s military: Anthony De Luca-Baratta and Jamie Tronnes in the Washington Times