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AWCN10 CWTO 230210
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR ONTARIO AND THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 9:10 P.M. EST SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY 2020.
DISCUSSION.
A MILD AIR MASS HAS TAKEN OVER MUCH OF ONTARIO, SO MUCH SO THAT SOME
TEMPERATURE RECORDS WERE BROKEN ACROSS PARTS OF THE NORTH ON
SATURDAY.
THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF NEW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE RECORDS FOR
FEBRUARY 22.
1. SUMMARY OF NEW RECORD MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES IN DEGREES CELSIUS:
NAGAGAMI CLIMATE SITE
NEW RECORD HIGH: 8.6
OLD RECORD HIGH: 8.3 IN 2000
RECORDS KEPT SINCE: 1995
CAMERON FALLS CLIMATE SITE
NEW RECORD HIGH: 8.1
OLD RECORD HIGH: 8.0 IN 1984, 2000
RECORDS KEPT SINCE: 1925 TO 1997, 1999 TO PRESENT
ARMSTRONG CLIMATE SITE
NEW RECORD HIGH: 7.4
OLD RECORD HIGH: 6.8 IN 2000
RECORDS KEPT SINCE: 1939
GERALDTON AIRPORT
NEW RECORD HIGH: 7.3
OLD RECORD HIGH: 7.1 IN 1984
RECORDS KEPT SINCE: 1982
KAPUSKASING AIRPORT
NEW RECORD HIGH: 7.2
OLD RECORD HIGH: 6.7 IN 2000
RECORDS KEPT SINCE: 1938
TIMMINS VICTOR M. POWER AIRPORT
NEW RECORD HIGH: 6.4
OLD RECORD HIGH: 5.5 IN 1981
RECORDS KEPT SINCE: 1956
NOTE: ON THIS DATE IN 1930, A HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 11.7 DEGREES
CELSIUS WAS RECORDED AT KAPUSKASING CLIMATE SITE AND A HIGH
TEMPERATURE OF 12.2 DEGREES CELSIUS WAS RECORDED IN TIMMINS.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
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