GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — After a stretch of sunshine and lovely fall conditions, a low-pressure system tracking up the East Coast is about to shake things up a bit. As it moves through, our winds will shift to the west-northwest, pulling in cooler air over Lake Michigan and helping to spark a few lake-enhanced showers on Halloween.

The good news? These showers don’t look too strong. Just enough to sneak into the Halloween forecast and keep things feeling a little extra spooky.

Winds on Friday start from the northwest, and between 6 a.m. and noon, a few scattered showers will develop west of US-131.

Through the afternoon and early evening, winds settle from the west-northwest at 6–12 mph, with gusts near 25–30 mph. That will help a few more light showers drift inland, adding some brief, pas

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