Weather Eye: After that 90s flashback, back to autumnlike conditions

Friday’s high of 94 degrees brought memories of the long hot summer we’ve endured. Saturday was slightly cooler but still in the 88- to 90-degree range in most neighborhoods. Today, we begin a transition back to the recent autumnlike weather.

Monday through Thursday, it appears, unsettled weather will be upon us with showers, cooler temperatures and maybe a soaking rain on Wednesday. That would be the remnants of Typhoon Kilo.

The cyclone, once a Category 4 typhoon, held together for three weeks, which is quite rare. It was the third tropical cyclone to cross the International Dateline this year, marking the most since 1997.

Clouds and rain will drop down from the British Columbia coastline and may lower snow levels once again to the Cascade peaks. Factor that in if you go up in the mountains — it will be damp and cool.