I'm so tired bc of the hot weather GET ME OUT pic.twitter.com/8K3w1ktmRm

— 🦈 (@ZENINCLN) June 28, 2021

This hour's temperatures. #BCWeather pic.twitter.com/TNVOdw0UtD

— Mark Madryga (@MMadryga) June 28, 2021

a small selection of the animals i saw today!! very excited about the red panda bc i hardly ever get to see it, and the weather held up! pic.twitter.com/yGLz7AKSWV

— meg (@fruityghost) June 28, 2021

Keep one step ahead of the great British weather by signing up for free warnings and alerts: https://t.co/FV2owJPHqr #SurreyPrepared pic.twitter.com/tM76aABRqX

— Elmbridge BC (@ElmbridgeBC) June 28, 2021

"Lytton, B.C., broke the record Sunday afternoon for the hottest temperature ever recorded in Canada with a measurement of 46.6 C...

The previous record high temperature for the country was 45 C, set in Saskatchewan in July 1937."https://t.co/gjLcdaNHq0

— Sivaram Velauthapillai (@Sivaram_V) June 28, 2021

UPDATE: #Lytton B.C. unofficially hit 46.6°C this afternoon, the hottest temperature ever recorded in Canada.

The record high will likely be surpassed on Monday, with temperatures expected to be even more extreme than those experienced over the weekend. #BCHeat #BCHeatwave pic.twitter.com/nIBFbM8u4Z

— The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) June 28, 2021

On Sunday, Lytton, B.C. became the first location in Canada ever to record a temperature over 45 degrees Celsius, registering at least 46.1 degrees, according to Environment Canada.https://t.co/TpkfElXFxx

— CTV Atlantic (@CTVAtlantic) June 28, 2021

HOTTEST day ever in Canada! Lytton, BC set a new all-time record high for Canada today, reaching a max temperature of 46.6 C. This beats the previous record of 45.0 C set on July 5, 1937. In addition, 3 of the 5 hottest temperatures ever in Canada occurred today. #heatwavebc pic.twitter.com/LkBhwaWbaT

— Weatherlogics (@weatherlogics) June 28, 2021