11 new record highs set in Alberta Tuesday amid hot fall weather

Eleven new record highs were set in Alberta on Tuesday amid an unseasonably hot fall, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada. Of the communities with new record highs, the warmest was High River, which saw temperatures climb to 28.5 C, breaking the previous record of 26.5 C set back in 1994. Record high temperatures seen throughout the province on Sept. 27 include: BretonNew record of 27 C Old record of 26.1 C set in 2010 Records in this area have been kept since 1939Fort ChipewyanNe