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Another temperature record has been set in Kelowna.
Monday reached a high of 25.4 C, breaking the old temperature record of 25 C set in 1932.
Records in Kelowna have been kept since 1899.
On Monday, Castanet reported both Kelowna and Vernon had broken records on Sunday.
"It is a very unusual weather pattern for the beginning of October to be setting these temperature records in the mid-'20s," said meteorologist Alyssa Charbonneau.
The summer-like temperatures will continue all week in Kelowna hovering around 20 C and above.
"We are still expecting things to be warm and dry right through the weekend. You will see some days are a little bit cooler. We are getting cold on some mornings and so that will make a few days a little bit colder. Wednesday, we are forecasting a high of 20 C, but that is still well above normal for this time of year which would be a high of 15 degrees," Charbonneau added.
Other records set on Monday include:
- Abbotsford
- Cache Creek
- Hope
- Lytton Area
- Nakusp
- Pitt Meadows
- Puntzi Mountain
- Squamish
- Tatlayoko Lake
