Western Canada is still gripped by unbearable heat. In British Columbia, another temperature record broke on Monday, surpassing the one measured the day before. Temperatures in the small town of Lytton reached 47.9 degrees Celsius on Monday, breaking Sunday’s record of 46.6 degrees. Another record fell on Tuesday – 49.5 degrees. Before the current heat wave in the country, the temperature never exceeded 45 degrees Celsius, writes the British BBC.
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The list of News contacted the Czech Lenka Smičková, who has lived in Vancouver, Canada for more than seven years. She described what the situation on the spot looked like. “Since Saturday, there have been heat that I have never experienced in Canada,” he said.
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