Weather Summaries

Weather summary
for Alberta
issued by Environment Canada
at 6:16 p.m. MDT Tuesday 19 March 2019.

Discussion.

The following locations set new record high temperatures on March 
19, 2019 (values given in degrees Celsius): 

COLD LAKE 
New record of 13.4 
Old record of 10.5 set in 1991 
Records started in 1952 

EDSON 
New record of 20.4 
Old record of 17.8 set in 1960 
Records started in 1916 

FORT MCMURRAY 
New record of 18.0 
Old record of 17.8 set in 1928 
Records started in 1908 

FORT CHIPEWYAN 
New record of 12.5 
Old record of 11.0 set in 1979 
Records started in 1883 

HIGH LEVEL 
New record of 18.6 
Old record of 10.3 set in 2003 
Records started in 1962 

JASPER 
New record of 18.6 
Old record of 16.1 set in 1960 
Records started in 1916 

WHITECOURT 
New record of 17.0 
Old record of 13.3 set in 1960 
Records started in 1942

Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial 
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.

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Weather summary
for British Columbia
issued by Environment Canada
at 6:12 p.m. PDT Tuesday 19 March 2019.

Discussion.

Another record breaking day for BC and the Yukon as the strong high 
pressure remains over B.C. 

The following is a summary of temperature information received by 
Environment and Climate Change Canada as of 6 P.M. PDT, 19th March 
2019. 

1. Summary of maximum daytime temperature in degrees celsius: 

Abbotsford Area 
New record: 24.5 
Old record: 20.0 set in 1960 
Records began in 1944 

Agassiz Area 
New record: 24.4 
Old record: 23.7 set in 1928 
Records began in 1889 

Bella Coola Area 
New record: 20.3 
Old record: 17.8 set in 1947 
Records began in 1895 

Blue River Area 
New record: 16.6 
Old record: 12.7 set in 1998 
Records began in 1946 

Burns Lake Area 
New record: 14.7 
Old record: 11.5 set in 1998 
Records began in 1949 

Cassiar Area 
New record: 12.4 
Old record: 9.0 set in 1981 
Records began in 1954 

Chetwynd Area 
New record: 17.6 
Old record: 13.3 set in 1979 
Records began in 1970 

Chilliwack Area 
New record: 24.1 
Old record: 23.9 set in 1928 
Records began in 1881 

Clearwater Area 
New record: 18.3 
Old record: 17.8 
Records began in 1913 

Clinton Area 
New record: 13.9 
Old record: 10.0 set in 2007 
Records began in 1973 

Dease Lake Area 
New record: 15.4 
Old record: 11.1 set in 1947 
Records began in 1944 

Esquimalt Area 
New record: 20.7 
Old record: 19.4 set in 1928 
Records began in 1874 

Estevan Point Area 
New record: 19.7 
Old record: 16.0 
Records began in 1908 

Fort Nelson Area 
New record: 17.0 
Old record: 12.8 set in 1947 
Records began in 1937 

Hope Area 
New record: 24.1 
Old record: 21.7 set in 1947 
Records began in 1936 

Hope Slide Area 
New record: 16.9 
Old record: 14.5 set in 2016 
Records began in 1967 

Kitimat Area 
New record: 17.1 
Old record: 13.3 set in 1960 
Records began in 1902 

Mackenzie Area 
New record: 12.6 
Old record: 11.0 set in 1979 
Records began in 1971 

Malahat Area 
New record: 19.2 
Old record: 14.5 set in 1988 
Records began in 1986 

Masset Area 
New record: 16.6 
Old record: 13.9 set in 1900 
Records began in 1897 

Muncho Lake Area 
New record: 17.1 
Old record: 8.0 set in 1998 
Records began in 1970 

Nakusp Area 
New record: 14.1 
Old record: 12.2 set in 1915 
Records began in 1912 

Nanaimo Area 
New record: 20.0 
Old record: 17.8 set in 1928 
Records began in 1892 

Pemberton Area 
New record: 18.0 
Old record: 17.2 set in 1928 
Records began in 1908 

Pitt Meadows Area 
New record: 23.8 
Old record: 20.0 set in 1914 
Records began in 1874 

Port Hardy Area 
New record: 18.2 
Old record: 15.0 set in 1960 
Records began in 1944 

Powell River Area 
New record: 18.2 
Old record: 17.2 set in 1928 
Records began in 1924 

Prince Rupert Area 
New record: 18.5 
Old record: 17.2 set in 1928 
Records began in 1908 

Sechelt Area 
New record: 18.3 
Old record: 14.0 set in 1984 
Records began in 1956 

Southern Gulf Islands Area 
New record: 22.3 
Old record: 18.9 
Records began in 1909 

Squamish Area 
New record: 24.2 
Old record: 18.9 set in 1960 
Records began in 1960 

Tatlayoko Lake Area 
New record 17.8 (tied) 
Old record 17.8 set in 1947 
Records began in 1930 

Tetsa River Area 
New record: 14.4 
Old record: 9.0 set in 1984 
Records began in 1982 

Tofino Area 
New record: 23.5 
Old record: 19.4 set in 1928 
Records began in 1896 

Vancouver Area 
New record: 15.5 
Old record: 14.5 set in 2016 
Records began in 1896 

Vanderhoof Area 
New record: 15.0 
Old record: 14.4 set in 1928 
Records began in 1916 

Victoria Area 
New record: 20.0 
Old record: 17.8 set in 1928 
Records began in 1914 

Victoria Gonzales Area 
New record: 21.0 
Old record: 19.4 set in 1928 
Records began in 1874 

Victoria Harbour Area 
New record: 20.0 
Old record: 16.7 set in 1878 
Records began in 1874 

Whistler Area 
New record: 15.0 
Old record: 14.4 set in 1992 
Records began in 1950 

White Rock Area 
New record: 22.6 
Old record: 16.9 set in 2016 
Records began in 1929 

Williams Lake Area 
New record: 15.7 
Old record: 13.3 set in 2015 
Records began in 1960 

2. Summary of maximum daytime temperature in degrees celsius: 

Beaver Creek Area 
New record: 10.3 
Old record: 10.0 set in 1981 
Records began in 1968 

Burwash Landing Area 
New record: 11.8 
Old record: 10.5 set in 1981 
Records began in 1966 

Carcross Area 
New record: 11.4 
Old record: 6.5 set in 1979 
Records began in 1907 

Carmacks Area 
New record: 14.6 
Old record: 8.6 set in 2015 
Records began in 1963 

Dawson Area 
New record: 11.8 
Old record: 11.1 set in 1947 
Records began in 1897 

Faro Area 
New record: 13.5 
Old record: 7.5 set in 1998 
Records began in 1966 

Haines Junction Area 
New record: 14.4 
Old record: 11.1 set in 1951 
Records began in 1944 

Mayo Area 
New record: 14.0 
Old record: 11.1 set in 1947 
Records began in 1924 

Old Crow Area 
New record: 5.7 
Old record: 4.5 set in 1982 
Records began in 1951 

Ross River Area 
New record: 15.8 
Old record: 7.0 set in 1979 
Records began in 1961 

Teslin Area 
New record: 12.7 
Old record: 7.2 set in 1947 
Records began in 1943 

Watson Lake Area 
New record: 14.1 
Old record: 9.5 set in 1998 
Records began in 1938 

Whitehorse Area 
New record: 13.1 
Old record: 9.4 set in 1947 
Records began in 1900

Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial 
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.

End/PSPC

Weather summary
for Manitoba
issued by Environment Canada
at 7:23 p.m. CDT Tuesday 19 March 2019.

Discussion.

Southwest winds and sunny skies over central and northern Manitoba 
resulted in a couple of record highs being broken today. 

The following locations set new record high temperatures today 
(values given in degrees Celsius): 

NORWAY HOUSE 
New record of 11.2 
Old record of 9.5 set in 2000 
Records started in 1885 

THE PAS 
New record of 10.6 
Old record of 8.9 set in 1928 
Records started in 1911 

Thompson was close at 7.8, falling just shy of the record of 8.4 set 
in 2003. 

Warm temperatures are expected again tomorrow, but records are 
unlikely to fall.

Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial 
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.

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Weather summary
for the Northwest Territories
issued by Environment Canada
at 6:22 p.m. MDT Tuesday 19 March 2019.

Discussion.

The following locations set new record high temperatures on March 
19, 2019 (values given in degrees Celsius): 

FORT SIMPSON 
New record of 16.9 
Old record of 11.7 set in 1915 
Records started in 1895 

FORT SMITH 
New record of 15.6 
Old record of 12.1 set in 1979 
Records started in 1913 

HAY RIVER 
New record of 16.2 
Old record of 10.7 set in 1979 
Records started in 1893 

NORMAN WELLS 
New record of 16.8 
Old record of 4.0 set in 1982 
Records started in 1943 

YELLOWKNIFE 
New record of 4.2 
Old record of 1.2 set in 1995 
Records started in 1942

Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial 
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.

End/PASPC