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The Fall Equinox is tomorrow night, and a system coming off the coast will bring some wet weather next week.

There'll be a cool down from 90 plus degree weather Saturday into Sunday, but humidity will be in the teens all the way through the weekend.

The same system would've brought temperatures closer to 100 or above had it come through the area a month ago.

The National Weather Service says we're likely done with 90 degree plus temperatures and excessive heat for the year.

Tuesday's high in Wenatchee of 104 beat the record on 101 set back in 1967, and another record could be set today

National Weather Service Meteorologist Charlotte Dewey says a change in the weather pattern is leading to lower temperatures and a chance of rain.

The haze will persist through Thursday night in the Waterville Plateau and the Columbia Basin as well as parts of Okanogan County, including Omak.

The cities of Wenatchee, Chelan, Omak and Moses Lake are included in the advisory.

Stevens Pass received snow showers over the passed weekend and as recently as Monday night while Mt. Rainier has also gotten a light dusting.

Meteorologist Steve Van Horn with the National Weather Service says there’s a reason why the fires haven't caused much damage.