Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Elaine Crosby & Stephanie Kristovic, Lumen Christi Catholic School, during Catholic Schools Week; Sheila Troxel, CP Federal Credit Union & Suzanne Miller, TLC Community Credit Union, Financial Reality Fair; Lloyd Ganton & Judi Ganton, Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers, celebrating 50 Years in 2018; Laura Schlecte, Thinking Real Estate; Heidi Mills, Caffe Lilla
Partly Sunny and Colder
The overall trend will be toward colder and snowy weather. However in the very short term we have ups and downs. It will be cold today with highs in the 20s and skies should become mostly sunny by mid afternoon, any lake effect snow showers will end in the morning as a high pressure system passes over Michigan. Then a strong Canadian system will pass well north of Michigan Wednesday putting us in the warm sector of the storm. This will result in some light snow during the morning hours of Wednesday. It will be very windy and warmer with most areas getting into the 40s by mid afternoon. The cold front trailing that system comes through Wednesday evening but will not cool us off much. It is the arctic front that comes through mid morning Thursday that will cause temperatures to fall into the teens by evening with lake effect snow showers. That will be followed by high pressure on Friday; but then the next system is forecast to track across central Lower Michigan over the weekend. That should bring significant snowfall to the entire area. That will be followed by even colder air than what we will see…
Events of Tuesday, January 30, 2018
The Jackson City Council meets tonight at 6:30 PM. Second Floor Council Chambers, City Hall. Downtown Jackson. Agenda can be downloaded here. Yoga at Carnegie Branch, Jackson District Library. Feeling stressed? Join us on every Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., for yoga at the Carnegie Branch. Newbies to certified Yogis welcome. Intended for adults. Drop In Tech Help. Having problems with your computer, tablet or other technology? Stop by the Carnegie Branch on Tuesdays between 10 a.m.-12 p.m. for help with your tech-related issues. How Animals Survive in Winter Time. Mighty Naturalist Programs is a new series at Dahlem. Share your love of nature with your young child(ren). We will explore and play with nature while developing critical early childhood skills and growing self-confidence. The Mighty Naturalist Programs are geared toward children 5 years and younger with an adult caregiver to learn about animals, winter survival, birds, tracks, and more. Each program offers a different theme and activities to give you and your mighty naturalist many program opportunities. Invite your friends to sign up, too. 10:00 - 11:00 am . RSVP: Please call 517-782-3453 to reserve your spot for you and your mighty naturalist(s). The Dahlem Conservancy, 7117 S. Jackson Rd., Jackson Phone:517-782-3453 www.dahlemcenter.org Jazz Dance…
