Over 40 temperature records broken in 48 hours across BC

| October 10, 2019 in Weather

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It's officially sweater season across BC, as an Arctic cold air mass continues to push across the province. 

According to Environment Canada, a total of 41 cold temperature records were eclipsed over the last 48 hours.

The coldest location in the province on Wednesday, Oct. 9, was Yoho National Park on the border of BC, where the mercury dipped to a frigid -16.5 °C.

In Vancouver, a 90-year-old cold temperature record was bested when the thermometer plunged below 2°C on Wednesday. 

Here's a look at some other notable locations across the province where new temperature records were set: 

 The Old Farmer’s Almanac has predicted a colder than usual winter with an above normal precipitation for BC, so keep those toques handy!

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