Those in southern B.C. were feeling the heat Monday, with the sweltering weather continuing into Tuesday.
Whistler broke a 60-year-old record high of 32.2 C set in 1958 with a temperature of 32.9 C, according to Environment Canada.
Warfield, B.C. had the hottest spot in all of Canada, at just under 39 C.
Other record daily highs were set in:
- Nelson: 37.4
- Pemberton: 37.5
- Port Alberni: 34.8
- Trail: 38.8
The national forecaster says the heat is expected to remain today, with a forecast high of 31 C before tapering off Wednesday.
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