advertisement. $245,340. That's the magic number for how much it will cost a middle-income American family, on average, to raise a child born in 2013 until he or she becomes an adult. And families living in the Northeast will be taking on a greater burden, according to a report out Monday.s in the past, families in the urban Northeast will spend more than families in the urban South and rural parts of the U.S., or roughly $282,480. When adjusting for projected inflation, the report found that a child born last year could cost a middle-income family an average of about $304,480.
The weather in Aruba is still very windy at times throughout August, but the winds aren't as gusty as it is from late June to mid-July. Of course, if you happen to visit the east coast of Aruba, then you're sure to complain about the wind, since its nearly twice as strong as that found on the western side of Aruba.
Except for a few scattered weather events annually and some brief showers on some days (very welcomed by our tropical plants!), the sun does indeed always shine here! Wonderful Aruba weather is one of the many reasons for the islandâs highest return-visitor rate in the Caribbean. On average, Aruba receives only 16 inches of rain, with the greatest likelihood of precipitation from October through January. Temperatures average in the low 80s year-round, with higher numbers recorded from May through October and lower temperatures from December through March.