It was a hot one – at least, for the fall – across much of B.C. last Sunday, as 10 spots around the province reached record highs.

According to Environment Canada, Campbell River hit 20.5 degrees Celsius, Esquimalt hit 18.8 degrees, Malahat hit 17 degrees, Pemberton hit 17.5 degrees, Pitt Meadows hit 21.5 degrees and the Victoria area hit an average of 18.7 degrees, beating temperature records everywhere they were measured.

The oldest record was beaten in White Rock, where Sunday’s temperature of 22 degrees beat an 86-year-old record of 18.9.

ICYMI: 10 New records for daily high temperatures set across SW BC Sunday. #BCwx https://t.co/KWdRq0Enjq pic.twitter.com/0ZLk3NYOHF — ECCC Weather BC (@ECCCWeatherBC) October 30, 2017