Five Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast communities set temperature records July 22

Continued high temperatures across Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast led to some communities breaking heat records for July 22. 

Duncan reached a scorching 34.6 C on Wednesday, narrowly passing the old mark of 34.4 C set in 1928. 

Nanaimo also reached 34.6 C, beating its old mark of 33.3 C set in 1994. 

Qualicum Beach reached 33.1 C on Wednesday, passing the old record of 31.0 C set in 2006. 

Then on the Sunshine Coast, Sechelt reached 31.6 C, passing the old record of 29.5 C set in 1994. 

Powell River reached 31.4 C, barely beating the old record of 31.2 C set in 1994. 

In total, 12 B.C. communities set new temperature record for July 22. 

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