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The July heatwave across the province can be officially declared as record breaking.
According to Environment Canada, six places in northern Saskatchewan set temperature records on Thursday.
- BUFFALO NARROWS
New record of 33.2 C
Old record of 29.5 C in 1981 - KEY LAKE
New record of 32.7 C
Old record of 32.5 C in 1989 - LA RONGE
New record of 32.6 C
Old record of 32.2 C in 1941 - MEADOW LAKE
New record of 32.6 C
Old record of 30.6 C in 1967 - URANIUM CITY
New record of 32.0 C
Old record of 28.9 C in 1955 - WASKESIU LAKE
New record of 32.3
Old record of 30.6 C in 1967
Leader, which did not break a record, was the hottest place in the province registering a blistering 33.6 C
