Tag: Temperature Records

Burns Lake breaks 18-year-old low temperature record

A new daily low temperature record was set in Burns Lake Monday night.

Burns Lake breaks an over four decade old high temperature record

A new high temperature record for Burns Lake was set on Tuesday according to Environment Canada.

Burns Lake breaks a 37 year old temperature record

Burns Lake is back to setting new daytime high temperature records as one was set on Wednesday.

Smithers breaks daily high temperature record

Smithers set a new temperature record on Tuesday according to Environment Canada.

Hot August recorded in the Bulkley Valley, Lakes District

Temperatures in the Bulkley Valley and Lakes District were above normal through the month of August.

High temperature record tied in Burns Lake

Burns Lake's high temperature record breaking streak has come to an end.

Burns Lake sets a third high temperature record this week

For the third day in a row, Burns Lake has broken a daytime high temperature record.

Burns Lake breaks temperature records two days in a row

A second high temperature record fell in Burns Lake this week according to Environment Canada.

Temperature record falls by a tenth of a degree in Burns Lake

Burns Lake just barely saw the hottest August 25th on record according to Environment Canada.  Yesterday (Monday), temperatures climbed to 30.9, surpassing the old record of 30.8 set in 2022. 
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