Posted on Jun 29, 2021
Once-in-a-millennium heat dome lodges over US and Canada in preview of future climate disaster
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Canada has recorded its highest temperatures on record as the country’s west, along with the US Pacific north-west, suffer an unprecedented heatwave.
The village of Lytton, in the interior of southern British Columbia, saw the mercury hit 46.6C on Sunday – an all-time high in the country’s 84-year-old record, officials said.
The previous national record was 45C, which was set in Yellow Grass and Midale in Saskatchewan in July 1937.
The village of Lytton, in the interior of southern British Columbia, saw the mercury hit 46.6C on Sunday – an all-time high in the country’s 84-year-old record, officials said.
The previous national record was 45C, which was set in Yellow Grass and Midale in Saskatchewan in July 1937.
Once-in-a-millennium heat dome lodges over US and Canada in preview of future climate disaster
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