Fall storm expected to bring wind, rain, snow. 

Fall storm expected to bring wind, rain, snow. 

A fall storm system will take shape off to the west of Lower Michigan Wednesday night, Nov. 10, and Thursday, Nov. 11, according to the US National Weather Service in Grand Rapids. 

“Winds will ramp up tonight and peak on Thursday with gusts around 40 mph expected,” according to the NWS. “A few power outages are possible. 

“A wind-driven rain is forecast Thursday afternoon and evening. Colder air will sweep into the area for Friday through the weekend. A mix of rain and snow showers is likely from Friday through Sunday. Some light accumulations of snow will occur between Friday afternoon and Sunday, especially on grassy areas. 

“Heavier wet snow at times falling onto trees that still have leaves could result in a few power outages this weekend. Slick spots are possible on roadways especially overnight this weekend.”

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