Record Low Temperatures Set in Multiple Vancouver Island Towns
A drop in thermometer readings has resulted in record lows in several Vancouver Island towns.
Port Hardy, Port Alberni, Campbell River, and Qualicum Beach are among the 23 communities in B.C. that experienced record low temperatures. Qualicum Beach set a new record of -1 C on Oct. 14, according to Environment Canada, surpassing the previous record of -0.5 C set in 1992.
- Records in the area have been kept since 1962 and are measured at the Qualicum Beach Airport.
- Cold temperature records were set in 22 communities across B.C., including Bella Bella, Blue River, and Whistler.
In contrast, Fort Nelson experienced a new warm temperature of 19.4 C, beating the old mark of 19 C set in 1937.
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Author: Parksville Qualicum Beach News Staff
Author's summary: Vancouver Island towns break cold temperature records.
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