B.C. weather: 18 new daily records as temperatures rise across the province | 24CA News

Saturday introduced one other day of record-breaking temperatures throughout a weekend-long warmth occasion in British Columbia.

According to Environment Canada, 18 areas recorded new day by day most temperatures on Saturday, following Friday’s 22 new information.

Lytton led the day with the best temperature at 34.9 C, adopted by Cache Creek at 34.5 C.

The warmth got here from an higher ridge of excessive stress that took over a lot of the province on Saturday.

Following Sunday, the remainder of the week is anticipated to carry extra gentle temperatures starting from the kids to the mid-20s.

Below are the communities that set day by day most temperatures on Saturday, May 20, 2023.

Blue River

• New file: 30.7 C
• Old file: 27.8 C, set in 1961

Cache Creek

• New file: 34.5 C
• Old file: 30.6, set in 1963

Clearwater

• Tied file of 32.2 C, set in 1928

Clinton 

• New file: 26.7 C
• Old file: 23.5 C, set in 2015

Creston

• New file: 29.3 C
• Old file: 28.9 C, set in 1958

Golden

• New file: 29 C
• Old file: 28.3 C, set in 1956

Kamloops

• New file: 32.6 C
• Old file: 31.7 C, set in 1928

Kelowna

• New file: 30.5 C
• Old file: 28.9 C, set in 1929

Lytton

• New file: 34.9 C
• Old file: 33.9 C, set in 1963

Mackenzie

• New file: 27.9 C
• Old file: 26.1 C, set in 1972

Malahat

• New file: 23.2 C
• Old file: 23.1 C, set in 2015

Merritt

• New file: 32.4 C
• Old file: 30 C, set in 1928

Nelson

• New file: 29.7 C
• Old file: 28.3 C, set in 1904

Osoyoos

• New file: 33.3 C
• Old file: 30.6 C, set in 1958

Pemberton

• New file: 32.2 C
• Old file: 31.1 C, set in 1928

Sparwood

• New file: 28.4 C
• Old file: 24.1 C, set in 1985

Vernon

• New file: 30.2 C
• Old file: 28.9 C, set in 1928

Yoho National Park

• New file: 26.2 C
• Old file: 25 C, set in 1928

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