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Lytton once again the country's hot spot as 14 heat records broken in B.C.

Fourteen locations in B.C. set daily temperature records on August 27, with Lytton reaching 40.1 C, breaking the previous record of 38.2 C from 2017.
Cache Creek reached 39.5 C, exceeding the 2017 record of 36.1 C.
Lillooet recorded a high of 39.4 C, surpassing a long-standing record of 37.2 C set in 1934.
Several other areas, including Kamloops and Clearwater, also achieved record-breaking temperatures, reflecting extreme heat conditions across the province.

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Lytton once again the country's hot spot as 14 heat records broken in B.C.

Lytton has been above 40 C for four consecutive days

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