Temperature records have been broken all over the province on an especially hot Labour Day.
The warmest place of the day in B.C. was Squamish, which hit a high of 38.2 C and smashed the previous record of 28.5 back in 1990.
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Here’s a look at some of the other hot spots:
- Abbotsford 36.4 C (old record 30.6 in 1951)
- Agassiz 36.8 C (33.3 in 1955)
- Bella Bella 27.6 C (22.7 in 2013)
- Comox/Courtenay 31.7 C (28.9 in 1949)
- Gonzales Point (Victoria) 30.1 C (27.8 in 1949)
- Hope 37.6 C (35.6 in 1955)
- Malahat 32.1 C (30.6 in 2003)
- Pemberton 35.8 C (35.1 in 2003)
- Pitt Meadows 34.3 C (30.0 in 1949)
- Port Alberni 36.8 C (35.6 in 1909)
- Port Hardy 21.8 C (21.2 in 1973)
- Powell River 29.9 C (old record 27.8 in 2003)
- Revelstoke 31.5 C (old record 31.1 in 1944)
- Squamish 38.2 C (old record 28.5 in 1990)
- Trail 35.1 C (35.0 in 1998)
- Vernon 32.5 C (31.5 in 1988)
- Victoria 31.2 C (31.1 in 1955)
- White Rock 30.8 (30.0 in 1949)
- Beaver Creek 23.1 (21.0 in 2013)
HEAT WARNING for Metro #Vancouver, the Fraser Valley incl #Abbotsford, & #Squamish. #BCwx https://t.co/rgTOGrWv3h pic.twitter.com/58b4vVMhQd
— ECCC Weather BC (@ECCCWeatherBC) September 4, 2017
