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If you were looking to spend the day somewhere hot on Saturday, the Okanagan Valley was the place to be as a handful of temperature records were broken.
The oldest record to be broken was in Penticton as the South Okanagan community reached a high of 38.1℃, surpassing the previous benchmark of 36.1℃ set in 1927.
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South of Penticton, Osoyoos set a new record with a high of 39.4℃, passing the 1988 record of 38.8℃.
Other Okanagan communities to set new benchmarks include Summerland and Vernon.
Residents in Summerland experienced a high of 36.6℃ on Saturday, 0.3℃ warmer than the same day in 1999.
Vernon was a little warmer than Summerland as the municipality set a daily temperature record of 37.4℃.
The one other temperature record to be broken on Saturday was in the Lillooet area, as the region felt a high of 39.5℃.
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