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It was an odd day of weather in British Columbia on Monday.
Parts of the province saw relatively cool temperatures, while others broke records for heat.
According to Environment Canada, the following places set new records on Oct. 14:
Castlegar: New record of 23.3ºC; previous record of 22.6ºC set in 1991
Cache Creek (Ashcroft): Tied record of 23.7ºC, which was set in 2022
Cranbrook: New record of 23.5ºC; previous record of 22.2ºC set in 1958
Sparwood: New record of 21.3ºC; previous record of 21ºC set in 1979
The department added that the records “may contain preliminary” data that could be changed in a final report.