Record breaking temperatures were set all over B.C. on Mother’s Day

Record temperatures had people slapping on the sunscreen across the province on Mother's Day.

An on-going May heatwave brought record-setting temperatures to 11 communities in B.C, with several areas passing the 30 degree mark.

Oversized floaty err...Festival Season is just around the corner! Bring on the sunny, warm weather!!!

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In Agassiz, B.C., the mercury hit 31.3 C, breaking a record set over a 100 years ago.

According to Environment Canada, 11 temperature records in total were set in B.C. on Sunday:

• Bella Bella 25.3 (old record 25.3 in 2016)
• Campbell River 27.5 (old record 26.1 in 1973)
• Clinton 25.3 (old record 24.4 in 1973)
• Comox 26.6 (old record 25.6 in 1925)
• Pemberton 34 (old record 30.6 in 1924)
• Port Alberni 32.1 (old record 31.1 in 1939)
• Powell River 26.1 (old record 25.6 in 1959)
• Sechelt 28.1 (old record 27.2 in 1959)
• Squamish 29.6 (old record 28.7 in 2016)
• Whistler 29 (old record 27.2 in 1960)

Thanks to my remarkable friends and amazing boyfriend for making this day unreal. My little heart is filled with love @phil.donaldson @chelletravel @3_milie @jo_anieb @marie.p.long.adventures @jessmayrand @alexriopel @sofiagreenwood @michelandreaubin Vous êtes les best ✨ #popchampagne on a mountain 😂😉

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