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Lytton, B.C., hits 41 C, hottest temperature in Canada this year
Lytton, British Columbia, reached 41°C during a heat wave, marking the hottest temperature in Canada this year. The heat wave caused temperatures to exceed 40°C for two consecutive days in the Fraser Canyon, the two hottest temperatures recorded in the country so far.
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